Natura mulls selling The Body Shop – Eletrobras to sell sustainable bonds – Mexico seeks to restructure AHMSA’s debt

Natura mulls selling The Body Shop

Divestment would follow Brazilian cosmetics company’s offloading of the Australian brand Aesop in April

Eletrobras to sell sustainable bonds

Brazilian electric utility plans to issue $1.4 bln in debentures in the local market, including 43% in sustainable notes

Mexico seeks to restructure AHMSA’s debt

AMLO wants to help AHMSA deal with its debt of some $298 mln following an investment by a US company

Interbank lines up bond sales in Peru

Peruvian lender gets the go-ahead to sell up to $500 mln worth of notes through two new programs

PE Toabré preps green bond program in Panama

Panama wind park aims to raise up to $200 mln in the local market to pay off debt and fund future projects

Invex sells stake in solar park

Mexican financial holding company gets $50 mln for 25.7% of its stake in Jaguar Solar

Penta acquires control of toll road operator

Chilean investment fund pays $48 mln for 50% of the firm from BTG Pactual

Parque Arauco buys Colombian retail-office complex

Chilean shopping mall operator pays $34 mln for 51% stake in Titán Plaza

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Brazil plans SLB debut by early 2024

Swell mulls sustainable funding options

BMV sees ‘good’ bond pipeline in short term

Hospitales MAC heads to SLB market

Celsia buys wind project in Peru

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