Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads Economy & Policy
Companies are vying for contracts valued at $57 mln as part of the $5 bln Mexico City-Toluca urban rail link
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Loans Project & Infrastructure Finance
South American country lines up funding from EIB and eyes Chinese energy investments
Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads Argentina
CRRC and CRIG sign agreements to build and finance three commuter rail projects in and around Buenos Aires
Loans Debt Project & Infrastructure Finance
Colombia's second largest city borrows from Bancolombia, Davivienda and FDN for the $542 mln Metro de la 80 project
Chinese-owned ML1 borrows $171 mln from BBVA and Bancolombia to finance pre-construction costs for the first line
Equity Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads
Brazilian infrastructure company controls 87% of VLT Carioca after reaching a deal with transit fare collector RioPar
Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads Regulation
Carlos Slim's conglomerate denies responsibility for the collapse of Line 12 but says it will repair and reinforce the elevated track
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy International Financial Institutions World Bank
Government plans to borrow another $727 mln for air traffic control, flood protection and commuter rail upgrades
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Bonds Debt
Brazilian railroad operator ties $500 mln in 10-year notes to lower greenhouse gas emissions
Bonds Debt Fixed Income
Cosan's logistics business sets up the sale of $500 mln worth of 2032 bonds to repurchase notes that come due in 2025
Chile's state-owned railroad company prints $500 mln in 40-year notes at 3.83% as orders top out at $1.5 bln
Loans International Financial Institutions CAF
South American development bank funds an addition to the São Paulo metro system and provides liquidity lines to CFE in Mexico and ICE in Costa Rica
Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads Loans
Mexican development banks provide $35 mln loan for a Mota-Engil-led consortium to build 227km of railroad in the Yucatán Peninsula
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads
State-owned operator TAC will take over three concessions before the government looks for new private partners
Mexican development bank approves a $136 mln loan to build the fourth section of the Tren Maya in the Yucatán