Constellation Software’s Volaris acquires Brazil corporate foodservice software provider Teknisa
Bitget2026/10/02 12:01- Volaris Group, a Constellation Software unit, acquired Brazil-based Teknisa, a software provider for corporate foodservice and food retail.
- Teknisa serves more than 900 companies across Brazil, supported by over 450 employees, with 36 years of operating history.
- The business will operate as an independent unit within the Pedro Cruz Group in Volaris’ Latam portfolio, managed by Puneet Soni.
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