Softbank partners with India's Oyo in Latam in move for more oversight


Softbank, the biggest investor in Oyo, will use part of its US$5 billion Latin America fund to invest in the newly formed company called Oyo Latam which will take over 1,000 hotels mainly in Brazil and Mexico.

SAO PAULO/NEW DELHI/BENGALURU: Softbank Group is taking a direct role in managing its virus-hit hospitality startup Oyo's operations in Latin America through a joint venture which will control all hotels in the region, the head of Oyo Brazil told Reuters in an interview on Friday.

Softbank, the biggest investor in Oyo, will use part of its US$5 billion Latin America fund to invest in the newly formed company called Oyo Latam which will take over 1,000 hotels mainly in Brazil and Mexico, Henrique Weaver said.

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