Mexico-based oil producer issued debt in the international market earlier this year
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San Miguel picks up loan
Argentine lemon processor will use the proceeds of the multilateral deal to refinance debt and invest in growth
Argentina picks up international loans
Latin America’s third-largest economy will use the funds to refinance debt maturing in 2027 in lieu of tapping the global bond market
Eni buys into Chile lithium project
Italian energy giant takes a 25% stake in EnergyX’s Black Giant project to supply lithium to a battery factory back home
Equatorial, Iberdrola eye Enel’s Brazil assets
Brazilian, Spanish firms aim to close a deal to expand their businesses in Latin America’s biggest economy
Scania Argentina hires new CFO
Lucas López joins the heavy truck maker’s financial services arm having previously worked at Renault and Stellantis
Argentina keeps global bond comeback on back burner
Caputo says issuance is an option but the government will pursue other options first to cover its funding needs through 2027
Banco Nación heads back to local market
Argentina’s biggest bank will offer three series of local notes after making a big splash in May
The Southern Supply: South America’s Oil Moment
Geopolitics has handed South America a rare opening in global energy markets. The question now is whether Argentina, Brazil, Guyana and Suriname can convert cheap barrels into durable market share.
