Datasection plans to sell Jach Technology SpA, the Chile-based developer of its FollowUP in-store camera tool, to Practicando SpA, a buyout vehicle backed by Jach management. If completed, the deal will remove Jach and six subsidiaries from Datasection's consolidated group, as the company redirects resources to AI infrastructure, which it describes as its strategic core business.
The price is $6,737,111. Practicando will also assume obligations tied to receivables from the target companies and their customers, with Datasection putting that amount at $1,355,311. The company said the sale price sits inside a third-party valuation range of $6.391mn to $7.304mn. The share-sale agreement is due by July 3, with closing planned for July or August.
This is also a management-led exit. Practicando's chief executive is Christian Pablo Cafatti Cuevas, who runs Jach and also serves as a Datasection executive officer. Datasection said he indirectly holds a majority of the buyer's voting rights and will step down from his Datasection post when the contract is signed. Management argued Jach needs quicker decision-making and more autonomous operations to keep growing.
For a sense of scale, Jach posted ¥765mn in sales and ¥86mn in net profit for the year to December 2025. Datasection said the disposal should produce a special gain once booked, but added that the full impact on group earnings is still being assessed. The targets are slated to leave consolidation from the second quarter of the current year.