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Valuation Gap Persists Between VGHF11 (0.71 P/VP) and FII Leader MXRF11 (1.04 P/VP)
InvestingAug 05

Valuation Gap Persists Between VGHF11 (0.71 P/VP) and FII Leader MXRF11 (1.04 P/VP)

Brazil’s Valora Hedge Fund FII (VGHF11) trades at a deep 0.71 P/VP discount versus market leader MXRF11 (1.04 P/VP), despite VGHF11's higher dividend yield.

Brazil’s Paper FII Battle: MXRF11’s Liquidity Edge Against VGHF11’s Deep NAV Discount and High Yield
PROInvestingAug 05

Brazil’s Paper FII Battle: MXRF11’s Liquidity Edge Against VGHF11’s Deep NAV Discount and High Yield

A look at the trade-off for investors between the massive size and liquidity of the MXRF11 FII and the superior dividend yield and discount-to-NAV of the VGHF11 FII.

Brazil Paper FII Giants MXRF11 and VGHF11 Diverge on Strategy and Risk Profile
PROInvestingAug 05

Brazil Paper FII Giants MXRF11 and VGHF11 Diverge on Strategy and Risk Profile

The two most-followed FIIs de Papel on the B3 are on separate paths, with MXRF11 focused on liquidity and scale, while VGHF11 pivots to a FOF strategy.

MXRF11 Opens R$ 1.25 Billion Share Offering to Public Phase
InvestingJul 24

MXRF11 Opens R$ 1.25 Billion Share Offering to Public Phase

Brazil's largest real estate fund, MXRF11, enters the public phase of its 12th share issuance to raise up to R$ 1.25 billion for real estate debt.

MXRF11 Advances Massive R$ 1.25B Share Offering
InvestingJul 24

MXRF11 Advances Massive R$ 1.25B Share Offering

Brazil's largest real estate fund Maxi Renda (MXRF11) moves forward with a R$ 1.25 billion share offering to expand its real estate credit portfolio.

Brazil FII Investor Base Hits 3.25 Million Mark
InvestingJul 20

Brazil FII Investor Base Hits 3.25 Million Mark

Brazil's real estate fund (FII) investor base reached 3.25 million in mid-2026, driven by retail demand despite high Selic interest rates.

IFIX Reclaims 3,800-Point Mark Led by CACR11's 10.5% Surge
InvestingJun 29

IFIX Reclaims 3,800-Point Mark Led by CACR11's 10.5% Surge

The Brazilian real estate index (IFIX) closed at 3,806.50 points, gaining 0.17% on the week, as CACR11 surged 10.56% to lead local market gains.