Boa Vista Serviços S.A. is considering reviving plans to go public after a rapid expansion in credit score queries prompted it to shift its focus to organic growth rather than acquisitions. “We wanted to buy smaller companies with anti-fraud products,” Chief Executive Officer Dirceu Gardel said in an interview with Reuters, adding that the revived initial public offering would be on a smaller scale. “Now, the focus will be on organic investment.” Boa Vista had filed for an initial public offering earlier this year, only to suspend it amid the market slump triggered by the novel coronavirus pandemic. One of the triggers for the revival in its IPO plans has been a surge in demand for credit history data allowing borrowers with good records a chance to borrow at lower interest rates. This system gained traction in Brazil this year under a shift that saw all potential borrowers’ credit histories included unless they opted out. Boa Vista has yet to decide on a precise timeframe for its IPO, Gardel said.