Peru’s largest consumer goods company is set to tap the local market for the first time since 2023 in order to repay bank debt
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Peru’s longtime central bank chief to stay on
President-elect Keiko Fujimori invites Julio Velarde to serve another term, extending his two-decade stint at the bank’s helm
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Chinalco expands Peru copper portfolio
State-owned Chinese miner reportedly acquires the company developing the Los Calatos copper project
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IG4 sells stake in Peru’s Cumbra
Brazilian investment firm divests its stake in the construction company spun off by Lima-based Aenza last year
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Braskem starts mediation, seeks injunction
Brazilian petchem company requests precautionary court protection to preserve “a stable environment” during restructuring talks with creditors
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Mubadala explores Rio metro divestment
Sovereign wealth fund has hired Santander to advise on the possible sale of its stake in the operator of Rio de Janeiro’s metro network
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De La Espriella holds slim lead in Colombian presidential vote
Far-right lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella has a wafer thin lead in the initial vote count in Colombia’s presidential runoff election
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Volcan begins investor calls
Zinc miner would be the first Peruvian issuer to price bonds in the cross-border market since this month’s presidential election
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Peru presidential vote going down to the wire, exit poll shows
Investor-friendly presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori held a slim lead over leftist former lawmaker Roberto Sánchez, in poll after Sunday’s vote
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Equatorial poised to acquire Copasa stake
Brazilian utility emerges as the sole bidder for a key stake in Minas Gerais water and sanitation company