On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Unifique Telecomunicações (FIQE3) reported that on August 31, 2026 it had signed agreements to acquire all of the share capital of 3D Telecomunicações Ltda. and RSJ Serviços de Instalação e Manutenção Ltda., which make up the 3D Telecom operation, for a Base Acquisition Price of R$ 29,927,986.68. The acquired company has operated since 2007 as an internet provider in cities in Santa Catarina and has 10,259 active fiber-optic connections.
The amount of R$ 29,927,986.68 will be paid in three parts: R$ 9,118,396 will correspond to the initial lump-sum payment, on the first business day after signing; R$ 17,836,792.01 will be paid in 48 consecutive monthly installments; and R$ 2,972,798.67 will be withheld by Unifique for 60 months from closing, expected on September 1, 2026, as collateral for potential losses. The installments will be adjusted by the annual variation of 100% of the IPCA, or by another official index that may replace it.
The price is subject to adjustments set forth in the contract, related, among other factors, to changes in recurring monthly revenue collection and differences between gross debt and free cash. The agreement includes a five-year non-compete clause for the selling party. The transaction covers assets, customer base, rights, and other elements related to the business.
According to Unifique, the acquisition is aligned with the strategy of growth and consolidation of the customer base served with fiber optics in Santa Catarina and of expansion of fiber-optic transport infrastructure, focusing on the implementation of base transceiver stations (ERBs) for the Personal Mobile Service (SMP) with 5G technology.
For the purposes of Article 256 of the Brazilian Corporations Law (Lei das S.A.), the company reported that the transaction is not classified as a material investment, since the purchase price does not exceed 10% of Unifique’s shareholders’ equity. The company has commissioned an external appraisal report to assess the net equity of the 3D Telecom operation at market value and verify whether the average price paid per share or quota exceeds 1.5 times the highest of the three parameters in Article 256, item II, of the Brazilian Corporations Law. After the report is completed, estimated within 30 days, Unifique will inform whether a shareholders’ meeting will be required to ratify the acquisition and any granting of withdrawal rights to shareholders.
