Valsoft Targets Brazilian Public Health Sector with Strategic Acquisition of Fast Medic
Montreal, Monday, 12 January 2026.
On January 12, 2026, Montreal-based Valsoft Corporation executed a strategic entry into Brazil by acquiring Fast Medic, a veteran provider of public healthcare software. This move grants Valsoft immediate access to critical municipal infrastructure across states like São Paulo and Paraná, leveraging Fast Medic’s two decades of market presence. The acquisition highlights a calculated expansion into South America, positioning Valsoft to capitalize on the growing demand for digital efficiency in public health administration.
Operational Integration and Autonomy
Under the terms of the agreement finalized on January 12, 2026, Fast Medic will integrate into Valsoft’s TAG Software Group while maintaining its operational independence [1][2]. This structure allows the Curitiba-based company to leverage Valsoft’s global resources without disrupting its established leadership or workforce, ensuring continuity for its municipal clients [2][3]. Costa Tagalakis, Investment Partner at TAG Software Group, emphasized the collaborative nature of this acquisition, noting that Valsoft intends to support the existing team’s efforts to innovate and expand their impact within the public health sector [2].
Strengthening Municipal Health Infrastructure
Founded over two decades ago, Fast Medic has entrenched itself as a vital technological partner for municipalities across Brazil, serving regions such as Paraná, São Paulo, Ceará, and Minas Gerais [2][3]. The company specializes in developing systems designed to optimize healthcare processes, aiming to enhance transparency and decision-making capabilities for public administrators [1]. Alexandre Margarida, CEO of Fast Medic, described the acquisition as a milestone that will enable the firm to strengthen its technology and broaden its reach in delivering high-impact solutions for public healthcare management [3].
Transaction Framework and Legal Oversight
The acquisition process involved extensive legal coordination to ensure compliance with both internal corporate standards and Brazilian regulations. Valsoft was represented internally by Oliver Gray, Senior Legal Counsel, David Felicissimo, General Counsel, and Elisa Marcon, Senior Corporate Paralegal, with external counsel provided by Lefosse Advogados [2][3]. Conversely, Fast Medic received legal representation from Madrona Advogados [1]. This deal underscores Valsoft’s continued strategy of acquiring and developing vertical market software businesses through long-term investment and shared best practices [2].