INFINOX Strengthens Presence in Brazil, Names Influencer and Actor as Brand Ambassador

INFINOX made a strategic push into Brazil with the
appointment of Carlos Casagrande as its new brand ambassador. The brokerage
introduced the Brazilian actor, model, and social media influencer at its first
event of the year in Brazil.

“A Promising Start to 2025! We had the honor of
bringing together our valued clients and partners at our first event of 2025 in
Brazil, where we shared a range of exciting updates,” the company mentioned on
LinkedIn.

INFINOX’s New Brand Ambassador in Brazil

“Among them was
the introduction of Carlos Casagrande as our new ambassador in Brazil. As a
successful investor and entrepreneur, Carlos brings his charisma, expertise,
authority, and credibility, which will undoubtedly add even more value to our
brand.”

INFINOX has long been active in Latin America, but
recent months have seen an intensified focus on Brazil. According to the
company, the decision to bring in Casagrande as a key figure aligns with the
broker’s strategy to strengthen local connections and enhance brand
recognition.

As an entrepreneur and investor, Casagrande brings
both expertise and visibility, making him a fitting choice for the role. With a
growing interest in online trading and investing across Brazil, INFINOX aims to
capitalize on the market’s potential.

Additionally, INFINOX has been boosting its brand
presence in the Formula One space. 2025 marks the second year of the firm’s
third-year contract with BWT Alpine Formula One Team.

Global Expansion Push

According to the firm, this collaboration has been
successful in boosting its brand and performance. The brand added that the
partnership is beyond highlighting its logo on a car; it is about embracing
innovation.

Meanwhile, INFINOX reported that it experienced a 400% growth in gross revenue amid strong support from traders and partners. Additionally,
the firm’s gross deposits rose by 52%, and trading volume grew by 48%. With
these strong results, INFINOX could set a new standard and aim for even higher
growth in 2025.

Last year, the company reportedly expanded into six
new regions, and it plans to keep growing where there is demand from traders
and partners.

INFINOX made a strategic push into Brazil with the
appointment of Carlos Casagrande as its new brand ambassador. The brokerage
introduced the Brazilian actor, model, and social media influencer at its first
event of the year in Brazil.

“A Promising Start to 2025! We had the honor of
bringing together our valued clients and partners at our first event of 2025 in
Brazil, where we shared a range of exciting updates,” the company mentioned on
LinkedIn.

INFINOX’s New Brand Ambassador in Brazil

“Among them was
the introduction of Carlos Casagrande as our new ambassador in Brazil. As a
successful investor and entrepreneur, Carlos brings his charisma, expertise,
authority, and credibility, which will undoubtedly add even more value to our
brand.”

INFINOX has long been active in Latin America, but
recent months have seen an intensified focus on Brazil. According to the
company, the decision to bring in Casagrande as a key figure aligns with the
broker’s strategy to strengthen local connections and enhance brand
recognition.

As an entrepreneur and investor, Casagrande brings
both expertise and visibility, making him a fitting choice for the role. With a
growing interest in online trading and investing across Brazil, INFINOX aims to
capitalize on the market’s potential.

Additionally, INFINOX has been boosting its brand
presence in the Formula One space. 2025 marks the second year of the firm’s
third-year contract with BWT Alpine Formula One Team.

Global Expansion Push

According to the firm, this collaboration has been
successful in boosting its brand and performance. The brand added that the
partnership is beyond highlighting its logo on a car; it is about embracing
innovation.

Meanwhile, INFINOX reported that it experienced a 400% growth in gross revenue amid strong support from traders and partners. Additionally,
the firm’s gross deposits rose by 52%, and trading volume grew by 48%. With
these strong results, INFINOX could set a new standard and aim for even higher
growth in 2025.

Last year, the company reportedly expanded into six
new regions, and it plans to keep growing where there is demand from traders
and partners.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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