As it overhauls its domestic service and cuts staff to reduce costs, Latam Airlines Group is also aggressively tapping a range of sources for capital and financing. The company’s chief financial officer discusses the strategy with LatinFinance
Category: 2017 July / August
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BEST CORPORATES – Grupo México
While well-known companies in the region sold assets overseas, Grupo México added an important US railway corridor to its holdings
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Renewable push
Investments in renewable energy projects dipped in 2016, due in part to a prolonged recession in Brazil and slow-moving reforms in Mexico. But as the sector strives to reach parity with more traditional sources, investments will rise and demand will grow
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BEST CORPORATES – CCR
The infrastructure concessions company executed the largest follow-on offering in Brazil in years, raising more than $1.2 billion for acquisitions and new investments
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BEST CORPORATES — Fermaca
Mexican developer’s double whammy in the loan market for more than $1 billion set it apart
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BEST CORPORATES – Suzano
Brazilian pulp and paper company shrugged off its sub-investment grade ratings to tap the cross-border bond market for 30-year debt, its longest issue to date
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BEST CORPORATES – Unicomer
Salvadoran retail group made its cross-border bond debut, latching on to strong investor appetite for emerging market debt and raising funds to fuel its acquisition plans
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BEST CORPORATES: Pemex
Mexico’s state-owned oil company diversifies its financing sources with bond sales in four currencies, setting records for size and demand
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BEST CORPORATES – Pampa Energía
Argentina’s largest electricity company bought Petrobras’ business in the country, doubling its assets and — almost — its share price