Tue Apr 3, 2012 3:23pm EDT
Chilean diversified retailer Cencosud and Brazilian supermarket chain DMA Distribuidora denied a report by a Brazilian newspaper on Tuesday that they were discussing a takeover by the Chilean retailer.
Valor Econômico reported that Cencosud had agreed to buy DMA Distribuidora for 1.3 billion reais ($714 million), including debt. Cencosud and DMA representatives said the report was not correct and declined further comment.
The Chilean retailer has grown quickly into Brazil's fourth-largest supermarket chain with a string of acquisitions in the past two years. Last month Cencosud shareholders approved a capital increase that could raise up to $1.8 billion to finance its aggressive growth strategy.
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