Digital Nation, a leader in digital commerce and recognized as the best performance agency in the segment in Brazil by ABCOMM, part of the FCamara group, ended 2024 with an organic revenue of R$10 million, growing 35% compared to 2023. For 2025, the goals are even more ambitious, with projections to double its size.
With the recent acquisition of Commerce Growth, a digital marketing and e-commerce agency specializing in fashion and lifestyle, Digital Nation’s combined revenue reaches R$13.5 million after this move. In the past year, the company focused on organic strategies, expanding its existing client base and delivering value. At the same time, it pursued major accounts, leveraging the commercial strength and synergies within the FCamara group, which resulted in the addition of key clients from sectors such as technology, food, and school supplies.
“2024 was marked by major achievements for Digital Nation. Our growth strategy proved effective, both in strengthening existing partnerships and securing new strategic clients. This reflects the market’s confidence in our ability to deliver transformative results,” says Rodrigo Martucci, CEO of Digital Nation.
As part of the FCamara ecosystem, Digital Nation represents 5% of the group’s revenue, highlighting its strategic relevance. For 2025, the outlook points to even more robust growth, with a projected 100% increase—60% from organic growth (through new projects and clients) and 40% from acquisitions under negotiation.
“We are very confident about the future. The goal of doubling the size of operations is ambitious but achievable, given our execution capacity and market opportunities. The planned acquisitions will complement our expertise and expand our presence in strategic segments where we currently have limited or no presence,” adds Martucci.
The acquisition of Commerce Growth, focused on fashion and lifestyle, exemplifies Digital Nation’s growth strategy and expansion into new segments. This move strengthened the company’s positioning in the Brazilian market and paved the way for international expansion in the digital commerce sector. Digital Nation, a leader in digital commerce and recognized as the best performance agency in the segment in Brazil by ABCOMM, part of the FCamara group, ended 2024 with an organic revenue of R$10 million, growing 35% compared to 2023. For 2025, the goals are even more ambitious, with projections to double its size.
With the recent acquisition of Commerce Growth, a digital marketing and e-commerce agency specializing in fashion and lifestyle, Digital Nation’s combined revenue reaches R$13.5 million after this move. In the past year, the company focused on organic strategies, expanding its existing client base and delivering value. At the same time, it pursued major accounts, leveraging the commercial strength and synergies within the FCamara group, which resulted in the addition of key clients from sectors such as technology, food, and school supplies.
“2024 was marked by major achievements for Digital Nation. Our growth strategy proved effective, both in strengthening existing partnerships and securing new strategic clients. This reflects the market’s confidence in our ability to deliver transformative results,” says Rodrigo Martucci, CEO of Digital Nation.
As part of the FCamara ecosystem, Digital Nation represents 5% of the group’s revenue, highlighting its strategic relevance. For 2025, the outlook points to even more robust growth, with a projected 100% increase—60% from organic growth (through new projects and clients) and 40% from acquisitions under negotiation.
“We are very confident about the future. The goal of doubling the size of operations is ambitious but achievable, given our execution capacity and market opportunities. The planned acquisitions will complement our expertise and expand our presence in strategic segments where we currently have limited or no presence,” adds Martucci.
The acquisition of Commerce Growth, focused on fashion and lifestyle, exemplifies Digital Nation’s growth strategy and expansion into new segments. This move strengthened the company’s positioning in the Brazilian market and paved the way for international expansion in the digital commerce sector.
