# 由億萬富翁巴蒂斯塔家族控制的 PicPay 週四在納斯達克上市，這是超過四年來巴西公司首次新股上市。

*fintech · news · 2026-01-29 · Reuters*

## Key points

- PicPay 在納斯達克首秀募得 4.34 億美元，為巴西四年多來首宗首次公開募股。
- 儘管股東稀釋 21%，巴蒂斯塔家族仍保有 PicPay 超過 90% 的投票權。
- 由 Marcelo Claure 領導的 Bicycle Capital 承諾投入 7500 萬美元參與 PicPay 的首次公開募股。
- 金融科技公司 Agibank 本月已申請在紐約證券交易所上市。
- 巴西高利率促使當地企業尋求美國市場進行首次公開募股。

SAO PAULO/NEW YORK, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian digital bank PicPay, controlled by the billionaire Batista family, debuts on Nasdaq on Thursday after raising $434 million in an initial public offering, the first new stock listing by a Brazilian company ​in more than four years. Sign up here. The offering, which implies about a 21% dilution for existing shareholders, valued the company at about $2.6 billion, according to Brazilian business media Valor Economico. The firm also granted underwriters a 30-day option to buy additional shares at the IPO price, potentially increasing the deal to about $500 million. The ‌listing was a win for brothers Wesley and Joesley Batista, who retain more than 90% voting ​power in PicPay. The pair rebounded from a Brazilian corruption scandal a decade ago, and their empire spans meatpacking, energy, mining, fintech, media, cosmetics and more across at least 20 countries. Bicycle Capital, a growth fund led by former SoftBank executives including Bolivian billionaire Marcelo ‍Claure, committed to invest $75 million in the offering, according to a filing. The IPO, which PicPay previously explored but abandoned in 2021, was led by Citigroup, Bank of America and Royal Bank of Canada. FOUR-YEAR DROUGHT The offering breaks a four-year drought in IPOs for Brazilian companies and could open the ⁠door for more. Anderson Brito, UBS BB head of investment banking in Brazil, said a poll of institutional investors anticipated more than ‍10 Brazilian IPOs in 2026, either in Brazil or abroad. Financial technology firm Agibank, which was valued at 9.3 billion reais ($1.79 billion) in late 2024, ‌filed ‌this month to list on the New York Stock Exchange. Brazil's fintechs in particular have had success with U.S. listings due to favorable comparisons with global peers. The last Brazilian firm to go public was digital bank Nubank, which debuted on the NYSE in late 2021, raising $2.6 billion at a valuation above $40 billion, making it Latin America's largest bank by market capitalization. The last IPO on the ⁠Brazilian stock market was fertilizer ⁠producer Vittia in September 2021. LESS ​APPETITE AT HOME New York may keep luring Brazilian IPOs, said investment analyst Pedro Galdi at fintech AGF because equity returns pale by comparison to domestic debt yields. "With the benchmark interest rate at 15% a year, who would want to invest in an IPO in Brazil?" he asked. In contrast, ‍the PicPay deal illustrates solid demand in the United States. "I think this year we'll see more on the IPO side more broadly in the U.S., not just Brazilian companies but also U.S. tech companies," said Ulrike Hoffmann, global head of equities at UBS Global Wealth Management, at a conference this ​week in Brazil. That could ultimately stoke demand in Brazil. "I strongly believe that the ‍local market will resume through large transactions, closely linked to more defensive sectors, primarily in infrastructure," said Cesar Mindof, a director of the Brazilian Financial and ​Capital Markets Association. Reporting by Luciana Magalhaes in Sao Paulo and Tatiana Bautzer in New York; Editing by Brad Haynes and Cynthia Osterman

**Companies:** PicPay, Citigroup, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Canada, UBS, Agibank
**Countries:** Brazil, United States

[Read the full story on Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/business/picpay-ipo-breaks-four-year-drought-brazilian-companies-2026-01-29/)

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