Witex Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario Class A
BB3:WTXA111.00
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BRWTXACTF004
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81.12
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68.34
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- Brazil
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- Witex Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario Class A is a Brazilian closed-end real estate investment fund focused on the acquisition, development, management, and leasing of commercial real estate assets and structured property holdings. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, the fund operates within the commercial real estate sector, primarily targeting qualified and institutional investors seeking long-term capital appreciation and recurring income distributions. Administered by Banco Genial S.A., managed by Genial Gestão Ltda., and advised by Brookfield Properties Brasil Realty in property management and specialized consulting, the fund operates across major commercial hubs in Brazil. Its core products and services include the direct acquisition and leasing of high-standard corporate office properties; strategic real estate equity investments and portfolio management; commercial lease negotiation and tenant administration; structured vehicle capital allocation; and the issuance and management of specialized quota series, comprising Class A quotas (WTXA11) and Class B quotas (WTXA15). In recent operational and structural developments, the fund transitioned its regulatory architecture to align with CVM Resolution 175, establishing a segregated multi-class and subclass liability structure. The fund also pursued strategic corporate reorganizations in conjunction with Brookfield Properties and Banco Genial, obtaining Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) regulatory approvals and dispensations to enable future consolidations, asset integrations, and fund mergers across affiliated real estate vehicles. In addition, through general quota holder assemblies convened in 2025 and 2026, the fund enacted governance updates, quota trading authorizations, and capital allocation frameworks on the B3 exchange to support the long-term expansion of its commercial asset portfolio.