The merger of the Queiroz Pereira family companies resulted in the concentration of 82% of Semapa's capital in a single entity. The operation grouped together CIMO and Sodim, two companies owned by the heirs of businessman Pedro Queiroz Pereira.
Before the merger, CIMO held 47.9% of Semapa's share capital, while Sodim owned 33.8% of the same holding. Together, these holdings represented the overwhelming majority of the company's control.
After the completion of the operation, the two companies became integrated into a single entity, which now controls 81.79% of Semapa. This concentration allows the Queiroz Pereira family to exercise near-total dominance over the holding.
The operation is part of the reorganization of the business group controlled by Pedro Queiroz Pereira's heirs, consolidating into a single structure the holdings previously held separately by CIMO and Sodim in Semapa.
