Creditors approve Petrópolis bankruptcy plan – Fitch downgrades Tigo Colombia – Sigma Lithium mulls takeover bids

Creditors approve Petrópolis bankruptcy plan

Brazilian brewer’s biggest creditors accepted a 25% haircut

Fitch downgrades Tigo Colombia

Rating agency cuts Millicom’s local unit as refinancing deadline looms

Ancap mulls alternatives for flagging cement unit

Uruguay’s state-owned company said a search for a partner to run the business came up dry

Sigma Lithium mulls takeover bids

Canadian lithium producer receives offers to sell business in Brazil

T&T sews up bond buyback

Caribbean island nation repurchases outstanding notes that mature in 2024

Guyana receives bids for eight oil and gas blocks

Companies including Exxon Mobil and TotalEnergies reportedly bid for exploration rights

Grupo Gigante snags loan to pay off debt

Mexican conglomerate secures financing from Inbursa and BBVA

Mifel readies ESG bonds

Mexican firm plans to hit up local market next month

La Tahona heads to bond market

Uruguayan real estate firm will seek funds in the local market

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Eneax sells first Chilean corporate SLB

Vale partners with startup for green hydrogen project

Development banks unveil plan to spur green bond markets

Rumo on track for more sustainable funding

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