Industrial firm Legrand has acquired a Brazilian data center services firm.

As part of its end-of-year earnings announced this week, the company said it had acquired Green4T, a Brazilian specialist in the installation, maintenance, and operation of technical infrastructure for data centers.

Terms of the deal were not shared.

Based in São Paulo, Green4T employs nearly 750 people and generates annual sales of around €45 million ($53m). Founded in 2016, Green4T says it has more than 500 data centers and Edge sites under service across Latin America.

This week also saw Legrand acquire Kratos Industries, a US provider of low- and medium-voltage power distribution systems primarily serving data centers.

Legrand is an industrial group headquartered in Limoges, France. The company currently operates in 90 countries, with its offerings including electrical equipment and digital building infrastructure.

The company said it had completed some 30 data center-centric acquisitions to date.

This includes the acquisition of five companies in the segment in 2024, including Canadian busbar company Power Bus Way, Netrack in India, Davenham in Ireland, Vass in Australia, and UPSistemas in Colombia. Last year saw Legrand acquire CRS, busbar firms Linkk Busway Systems and Amperio, Portuguese distribution board company Quitérios, and load bank provider Avtron.

Legrand also recently participated in two-phase direct-to-chip liquid cooling firm Accelsius’ Series B investment round.

The company said data center business represented sales of €2.4 billion ($2.8bn) at year-end 2025, equating to 26 percent of the group’s sales, compared with €700 million ($828m) in 2020.