Brazilian cloud and data center provider EVEO S.A. has secured up to R$ 100 million (18.4M USD) in strategic investment from the FIP XP Infra V fund, managed by XP Asset Management. The company celebrated the signing of the deal with its internal team, marking a transformative phase in its growth journey.

A Strategic Boost for a Leading Infrastructure Provider

EVEO is recognized as a national leader in dedicated servers and private cloud solutions. Operating five strategically located data centers in São Paulo, Paraná, Ceará and Miami, the company delivers IaaS services including bare metal, virtual servers, colocation, DBaaS (Database as a Service), STaaS (Storage as a Service), and DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service). Its consistent innovation has earned it multiple ISG Provider Lens leadership recognitions and a Great Place to Work certification.

The investment strengthens EVEO’s presence in a competitive digital infrastructure market, enabling:

  • Expansion of operational capacity
  • Growth in Brazil and international markets
  • Development of high-performance infrastructure
  • New technological offerings backed by innovation and scalability

According to EVEO Co-Founder Lucas Vanzin, the entry of XP Asset Management into the company’s shareholder base reflects a new level of maturity and operational excellence:

“Having a company like XP as part of the cap table reflects the level of solidity and professionalism we have built over the years.”

CEO and Co-Founder Vicente de Moura Neto highlighted the historical relevance of the moment, recalling EVEO’s origins:

“We founded the company in 1998 when we were 14 years old, literally inside a bedroom. And today we are receiving a R$ 100 million investment from XP Asset Management.”

Why It Matters for the Hosting and Cloud Market

XP Asset Management, known for financing companies from startups to publicly listed corporations across multiple sectors, brings an additional layer of validation to EVEO’s strong market positioning.

This capital infusion:

  • Signals investor confidence in Brazil’s growing cloud and data center sectors
  • Strengthens a domestic competitor in a space dominated by global hyperscalers
  • Supports EVEO’s goal of reaching R$ 500 million in revenue by 2030
  • Enhances service capacity, regional infrastructure and technological autonomy

For customers and the broader hosting ecosystem, the deal means more robust infrastructure, greater service availability and improved resilience — powered by Brazilian engineering excellence.