TIM S.A. (NYSE: TIMB) buys V8.Tech and creates new B2B Vice Presidency
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TIM S.A. reported that its Board approved a deal to acquire 100% of Brazilian technology integrator V8 Consulting S.A. (V8.Tech) for an upfront price of R$140 million, to be paid at closing. The price may rise by up to an additional R$140 million in earn-outs over six years if agreed conditions are met. V8.Tech focuses on digital transformation, multicloud and hybrid cloud solutions, and artificial intelligence, with about 380 employees and roughly R$235 million in net revenue over the 12 months ended September 2025, growing at a 17% CAGR between 2021 and 2024.
TIM explains that this acquisition strengthens its B2B strategy by adding cloud and digital services that support end-to-end projects for more than 100 corporate clients across multiple sectors. Closing depends on approval by Brazil’s antitrust authority CADE and other customary conditions. TIM is also creating a new B2B-focused Vice Presidency led by Fabio Costa, a veteran of Salesforce, Microsoft, Oracle and Telemar, to drive development and acceleration of this business line.
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TIM moves deeper into B2B with a cloud-focused acquisition and new leadership.
TIM S.A. is expanding its B2B footprint by agreeing to buy 100% of V8.Tech for an upfront
The deal targets high-value services such as digital transformation, multicloud, private and hybrid cloud, and artificial intelligence, which can deepen relationships with corporate clients. TIM states that combining V8.Tech’s capabilities with its own portfolio will support end-to-end projects for more than 100 active clients across several industries, potentially enhancing the mix of recurring and service-based revenue.
Closing remains subject to approval by CADE and other customary conditions, so execution depends on regulatory clearance and successful integration. In parallel, TIM is creating a dedicated B2B Vice Presidency led by Fabio Costa, who has held senior roles at Salesforce, Microsoft, Oracle and Telemar. This leadership move aligns governance with the strategic plan for the 2025–2027 period and may influence how quickly the combined B2B business scales once the transaction is completed.