Underwriters will syndicate the $1.25bn loan for Mexico’s state-owned energy company, sources say
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AWARDS: Best Local Currency Financing.
All the projects in Colombia’s 4G toll road concessions that have reached financial close so far have raised as least part of the funding in dollars. Autopistas del Nordeste, for […]
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AWARDS: Best Oil & Gas Financing.
Odds were stacked against the three project sponsors for the Waha natural gas pipelines. The trio tackled regulations in two countries while assembling a large funding package – and at […]
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AWARDS: Best Port Financing.
Low oil and metal prices have hit Latin America’s export-heavy economies over the last year and made port-related financings tough to structure. Philippines-headquartered International Container Terminals Services Inc. (ICTSI), however, […]
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AWARDS: Best Power Financing.
Financing one of Chile’s largest infrastructure projects — the Interchile transmission line — brought together one of Latin America’s largest power companies and a diverse group of international lenders. The […]
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AWARDS: Best Renewable Energy Financing.
The sponsor on the 70 MW Colonia Arias wind farm project, Uruguay’s Usinas y Transmisiones Eléctricas (UTE), corralled a mixture of debt and equity sources for one of this year’s […]
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AWARDS: Best Airport Financing, Best Infrastructure Financing: Mexico, Best Loan.
Building a new airport for Mexico City has been a top public works project for President Enrique Peña Nieto. A landmark international loan last year helped it move forward. Grupo […]
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NEWS LOANS: 4G faces test
Colombian toll road concessions remain in the spotlight, but they could test the market’s financing limits in the months ahead
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CHINA LOANS: Old flame
China’s policy lenders have been key to projecting the country’s economic influence in Latin America even as it pursues a renewed strategic focus on Asia. By Tom Nelthorpe
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YPF seeks wind financing
Argentina’s state-owned energy company requests up to $200m through an A/B loan from the multilateral lender