Renato Boranga

Renato Boranga specializes in executing M&A transactions, capital raisings, as well as in-court and out-of-court recapitalizations and restructurings. Mr. Boranga primarily advises companies in the consumer, retail and agri-business industries.

Mr. Boranga has more than 25 years of extensive consulting and investment banking experience. He has worked for Moelis, Credit Suisse, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Accenture and more recently at Santander, where he was the head of M&A and was responsible for the agri-business sector prior to joining FTI Consulting. Mr. Boranga holds a B.A. in Mechanical Engineering from Escola de Engenharia Mauá in São Paulo, Brazil, and an M.B.A. from Columbia University in New York. He is fluent in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Relevant Experience

• Advised Jalles Machado in connection with its IPO
• Advised ad-hoc bondholders in connection with Tonon’s debt restructuring and subsequent sale of two mills to Raizen
• Advised Coruripe Plant in its $550 million debt restructuring
• Advised Virgulino de Oliveira in its debt restructuring
• Advised Bunge in connection with its $1.3 billion Moema Plant acquisition
• Advised Camil on its $170 million acquisition of Cosan Alimentos (a JV partner at Raizen)
• Advised Vale in the $4 billion restructuring of Samarco
• Advised lenders in the debt restructuring of EMBRAPORT
• Advised Petrobras on capital markets and debt strategies in connection with liability management in the amount of $127 billion
• Advised the Committee of Bank Lenders in the restructuring of Schahin Airosaru Drilling
• Advised Minerva Foods on a $240 million equity follow-on and on an $850 million bond
• Advised Marfrig on a $500 million bond and on an $880 million equity follow-on
• Advised Mabel in connection with its sale to PepsiCo in the amount of $500 million
• Advised Yoki in connection with its sale to General Mills in the amount of $1 billion
• Advised Via Varejo regarding its IPO in the amount of $1.2 billion
• Advised Casino regarding the transfer of control of Grupo Pão de Açúcar to Casino