
Daily Brief 6 September 2023
Development banks unveil plan to spur green bond markets
Eight development lenders move to mobilize $21 bln of new green bond investment
Four issuers tee up international bond deals
Companies from Brazil and Peru are among those planning deals as market conditions improve
Codelco returns to global debt market
Chile’s sate-owned copper miner raises debt in the sale of 10- and 30-year notes, source says
YPF launches another bond tap
Argentine oil company will reopen 2026 notes and issue a new dollar-linked bond
JBS unit prices two-part bond sale
Placement by Brazilian meatpacker’s US unit was 2.8 times over subscribed, sources say
Botelladora Andina makes Swiss market debut
Chilean bottler ups size of deal to meet investor demand, source says
123 Lease bags loan for expansion
Mexican car leasing company obtains financing to help spur domestic growth plans
Mendoza to name operator of potassium mine
Argentine province said winning bidder will develop the huge mine, largely for export
Argentina seeks export boost
Economy Minister says soy export incentives designed to stabilize the currency, rebuild international reserves
Mubadala snaps up Brazilian gym
Sovereign wealth fund acquires a majority stake in Bluefit
Petrobras mulls biofuels JV with Mubadala
Brazilian oil and gas company signs MoU with sovereign wealth fund
Court approves Samarco debt plan
Brazilian miner can move ahead with debt restructuring plan after deadly accident
Mexico earmarks funds for Pemex debt maturities
Company faces debt maturities of $10.9 bln next year
GAP eyes local bond market
Mexican airport operator seeks funds for investments
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Rumo on track for more sustainable funding
Hospitales MAC to take out sustainability-linked loan
Fibra Uno eyes sustainable fundingÂ
PE Toabré sells first green bonds in Panama
Orbia mulls more fundingÂ
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