EVEO, a leader in private cloud and dedicated servers in Brazil, presents to the market its rebranding and strategic brand repositioning, reflecting its evolution and maturity over its more than 25-year history. With professional management, a robust portfolio, and increasingly close collaboration with clients running critical operations, the company offers cost predictability, high performance, and specialized technical support.
The company has grown 10 times in the last five years and closed 2024 with a 60% increase in revenue—exceeding the initial target of 40%. For the coming years, the expectation is to reach R$100 million in 2025 and achieve R$500 million by 2029, solidifying its position as one of the leading cloud infrastructure providers in the country. Among the clients served by EVEO are names like iFood, Outback, Enel, Sem Parar, Lacta, Unimed, Queijos Ipanema, CAOA Chery, and DHL.
“We have reached a new level. The rebranding is an expression of how much we’ve grown and what we still aim to build alongside our clients. We haven’t left behind our technical and close-knit DNA, but now we have a brand aligned with our vision for the future,” says Lucas Vanzin, co-CEO of EVEO.
Since its founding, EVEO has built its own service model, focused on dedicated servers and tailored cloud solutions. Starting in 2019, it began an investment process in management, bringing in market leaders for strategic areas such as finance, marketing, product, and expansion—this structure allowed for accelerated and consistent growth.
In 2024, the company inaugurated a new data center in Fortaleza and opened its first regional office outside São Paulo, in João Pessoa—strengthening its presence in the Northeast and expanding service coverage. In 2025, the company took an important step toward internationalization with the launch of its Miami operation, aimed at serving Brazilian companies seeking cost reduction without compromising stability and high performance. Still in this growth movement, EVEO is already preparing for the opening of its sixth region, in Recife.
“What changes is how we present ourselves. What remains is the commitment to technical excellence, real support, and our clients’ trust. This new phase prepares us to go even further,” concludes the executive.
