SAO PAULO, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Brazilian investment company Itausa sold 3.1 million shares in brokerage XP Inc, it said on Thursday, raising around 390 million reais ($79.38 million).
After the deal, the company, which has been gradually selling its stake in XP since 2021, remains with a 2.7% stake in the brokerage, it said. ($1 = 4.9132 reais) (Reporting by Peter Frontini; Editing by Steven Grattan)
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