LAPP acquires Brazilian manufacturer/distributor, its 2nd such recent addition

LAPP Group has acquired Brazil’s Eurocabos Materiais Elétricos, expanding its presence in Latin America’s growing connectivity sector. Operating under LAPP Brazil, the move complements LAPP’s strategic acquisitions, strengthening its foothold in industrial automation and reinforcing its commitment to emerging global markets.

Germany’s LAPP Group, a global supplier of integrated cable and connection solutions, has acquired Brazilian connectivity specialist Eurocabos Materiais Elétricos Ltda., marking a significant expansion into the Latin American market.

A press release said that Eurocarbos, based in São Paulo, is a regional player known for its specialized electrical and connectivity solutions. It both manufactures and distributes electrical cables for industrial automation in Brazil. It has more than 30 employees and maintains strong sales relationships and customer ties across Brazil. The acquisition, finalized on July 1, 2025, and the companies will operate going forward under the LAPP Brazil umbrella.

The deal was LAPP’s second acquisition in a short time. In early June, it announced the integration of Cableforce Electronics, a Chinese specialist in industrial connectors. Together, these moves reflect LAPP’s commitment to international growth and diversification across key emerging markets.

“Latin America, in general, and Brazil, specifically, are connectivity markets of the future,” said Matthias Lapp, CEO of LAPP Group. “Eurocabos brings complementary products, reliable customer relationships, and a strong sales team—making it a great fit for LAPP.”

Headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany, and operating in over 100 countries, LAPP offers a broad portfolio of cables, industrial connectors, custom solutions, and automation technology for mechanical and plant engineering, the food industry, mobility, and energy markets.

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