B3 Launches Trillia to Consolidate and Expand Data Intelligence Business
B3 launches Trillia, a unified data intelligence brand, to integrate analytics and AI businesses, diversifying revenue and serving 6,000+ companies.
- • B3 launched Trillia, consolidating five data-related businesses into one brand.
- • Trillia aims to diversify revenue and reduce exposure to financial market cycles.
- • Revenue from data solutions grew 15% in the first nine months of 2025, accounting for about 10% of B3's total revenue.
- • Trillia serves over 6,000 companies across multiple sectors with tailored AI and analytics solutions.
Key details
B3, Brazil's stock exchange, has launched Trillia, a new unified brand to consolidate its data, analytics, and artificial intelligence operations into a single strategic business unit. This initiative aims to diversify B3's revenue streams and reduce its exposure to the cyclical nature of financial markets.
Trillia brings together five existing B3 businesses: PtDTec, Neoway, Neurotech, DataStock, and the Infrastructure Unit for Financing (UIF). The brand focuses on co-creating tailored solutions for clients rather than offering off-the-shelf products. Its data intelligence solutions are integrated into the operations of over 6,000 companies across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, retail, insurance, and automotive financing.
According to Gilson Finkelsztain, CEO of B3, the move to create Trillia seeks to stabilize revenue by balancing B3's traditional financial market activities with data-driven business lines. He reported that revenues from platforms and data solutions grew by 15% in the first nine months of 2025 compared to the previous year, now accounting for about 10% of B3's total revenue. The company aims to further increase this share as part of its growth strategy.
Marcos Vanderlei Belini Ferreira, B3's vice president and head of Trillia, revealed that the concept began in 2018 and has evolved through acquisitions and strategic planning. He highlighted that Trillia's business is organized across four main areas: market intelligence, compliance and fraud prevention, insurance, and credit and recovery, leveraging proprietary data, AI, and analytics.
Ana Buchaim, B3's vice president of People, Marketing, Communication, Sustainability, and Social Investment, emphasized that the launch of Trillia represents a milestone by integrating data capabilities into a single brand with a focus on generating real value for clients. Trillia will operate as a business unit within B3's legal framework without immediate plans for spin-off or public offering, concentrating on scalable revenue growth.
This strategic consolidation underscores B3's commitment to innovation and transforming data into actionable intelligence that enhances business decision-making across sectors.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
Source articles (2)
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Name of business
Sources report different names for one of the businesses included in Trillia's consolidation.
borainvestir.b3.com.br
"This initiative consolidates five existing businesses within B3's data solutions ecosystem: PtDTec, Neoway, Neurotech, DataStock, and the Infrastructure Unit for Financing (UIF)."
capitalaberto.com.br
"This initiative combines assets acquired over recent years, including Neoway, Neurotech, PDTech, and DataStock, along with the Infrastructure Unit for Financing (UIF)."
Why this matters: Source 1 refers to 'PtDTec' while Source 2 mentions 'PDTech'. This discrepancy could confuse readers about the specific entities involved in Trillia's launch.
Revenue growth period
Sources report different time periods for revenue growth comparison.
borainvestir.b3.com.br
"He noted that revenues from platforms and data have already increased by 15% in the first nine months of the previous year."
capitalaberto.com.br
"The revenue from these data platforms grew by 15% in the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024."
Why this matters: Source 1 states that revenues grew by 15% in the first nine months of the previous year, while Source 2 claims it was in the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. This affects the understanding of the timeline for revenue growth.