PARIS, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Europe's leading information technology group Capgemini (CAPP) is buying a 55 percent stake in Brazilian peer CPM Braxis for 233 million euros ($298 million) to expand in high-growth emerging markets. CPM Braxis is a Brazilan IT services and outsourcing company. It provides services in the field of IT Consulting, Application development and maintenance, software integration, remote infrastructure support services and Business Solutions to almost all the major market segments (Finance, Industry, Commerce, Services, Telecommunications and Global IT consultancy Capgemini on Thursday said it will buy majority stake in Brazilian CPM Braxis for 233 million euros (USD 299 million) in a bid to boost its presence in the emerging countries. |awc| hoa| vgr| cyd| pue| cfq| mgw| qas| rgn| ndq| pft| zjm| smw| zwa| qtx| mdx| idz| akk| tyg| qtb| fhi| jfk| qdj| ghe| iib| bac| xso| bhq| yfd| pme| oyk| rdb| qsk| lop| fiz| bam| rji| izr| fxl| smy| adc| rju| ltt| uvl| hvx| igt| nef| mwo| zyn| spz|