Pablo Mijares, Francisco Glennie and Carlos Orcí

MACF counsels banks on divestment of shares in Trans Union

Mijares Angoitia Cortés y Fuentes has counselled the six largest Mexican banks on the divestment of their stakes in Trans Union de México, Mexico’s largest credit reporting company, also known as “Buró de Crédito”.

TransUnion, which currently owns approximately 26% of Trans Union de México, agreed to acquire an additional 68%, increasing its stake to approximately 94%. The consideration for the transaction is approximately USD 560 million based on an enterprise value of USD 818 million.

The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2025, subject to the satisfaction of regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

The transaction does not include the selling banks’ current ownership interest in D&B Mexico, a commercial credit reporting company.

White & Case represented TransUnion through a team that included Henri Capin, Fernando Vazquez, Roman Gonzalez, Romeo Vizzani and Alfonso Suarez.

MACF’s team was led by partners Pablo Mijares (pictured left), Francisco Glennie (pictured centre) and Carlos Orcí (pictured right), with support from associates Juan Pablo Betancourt, Carlos Ahumada, Daniela López and Luis Bartolini.

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