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- Allied Tecnologia S.A. is a Brazil-based consumer electronics distributor and omnichannel retailer specializing in the commercialization, distribution, and lifecycle management of telecommunications and consumer technology products. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, the company operates across four integrated business segments: B2B Distribution, Physical Retail, Digital Commerce, and Value-Added Services, serving corporate clients, small-to-medium enterprises, telecommunications operators, independent retailers, and retail consumers nationwide. Its comprehensive product offerings include smartphones, mobile phones, and wireless accessories; notebooks, desktop computers, monitors, and tablets; smart televisions, audio equipment, soundbars, and wireless headphones; smartwatches, fitness trackers, and wearable devices; video game consoles, gaming software, and gaming peripherals; smart home systems, networking hardware, and connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices; and certified pre-owned and refurbished electronic equipment. The company maintains commercial distribution partnerships with leading global technology manufacturers, including Apple, Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, Lenovo, LG, and JBL. In addition to hardware distribution, Allied Tecnologia offers a wide array of specialized services, such as Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) IT equipment leasing and subscription solutions for corporate clients; trade-in, buyback, device diagnostic, and refurbishment programs through its circular economy platform, Trocafy; extended warranty and device protection services; carrier plan activations in collaboration with national telecommunications operators; and third-party logistics, warehousing, fulfillment, and marketplace integration services. In recent strategic developments, the company has expanded its circular economy footprint by scaling its Trocafy business unit across online marketplaces and physical retail partner networks, broadened its B2B Device-as-a-Service operations to meet growing enterprise demand for hardware-as-a-service models, deepened logistics and drop-shipping integrations with major digital marketplace platforms in Brazil, and implemented operational efficiency and footprint optimization initiatives across its physical retail kiosks and branded store operations.