Broad global demand for Alsea’s follow-on equity sale this week has underscored the reopening of equity markets for well-liked Latin American companies — and particularly Mexicans
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Cemig pulls out of Isagen bidding, EPM looks to sell, too
Brazilian energy firm Cemig on Monday pulled out of bidding for the 57% stake of Colombian power company Isagen that is being privatized
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Invexans rights offer nears close
Chilean copper cable producer nears close on rights offering
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JBS Foods IPO said to be post-summer
Carve-out for Brazilian protein company heard to take place after summer
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Alsea set to price follow-on
Mexican food chain operator nears pricing of follow-on equity sale
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Mexico cements Mila entry
Executive committee of the integrated Latin American stock exchange approves the incorporation of the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores
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Cemex plans Colombian energy company
Cement firm says it will hold all shares in new subsidiary
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Pinfra targets share sale
Mexican infrastructure developer asks shareholders for approval to for follow-on equity sale
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Fibra Uno shows size advantage with wide appeal
Fibra Uno drew orders from more than 5,000 equity investors, including six Afores, for its MXN32.8bn ($2.5bn) follow-on on Tuesday