SAO PAULO, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Brazil's e-commerce platform Infracommerce said on Friday it raised 400 million reais ($81.22 million) in a share offering aimed at strengthening its capital structure and raising money to pay for recent acquisitions.
The offering was priced at 1.60 reais per share, Infracommerce said in a securities filing, which implies a 5.3% discount over the firm's Thursday closing of 1.69 reais per share.
Infracommerce, which sells technological systems to e-commerce firms, sold 250 million shares in the offering, including a 33.33% overallotment as demand was larger than the 187.5 million shares initially offered.
Investors including investment firms Patria and Compass Group participated in the offering, according to Infracommerce.
Itau BBA, Santander Brasil, UBS BB, BTG Pactual and ABC Brasil were the banks running the deal.
Compass Group (CPG)