CMS Carey & Allende has announced the incorporation of Tomás Bown (pictured) as a new partner, further strengthening its litigation and arbitration practice. At just 35 years old, Bown represents a new generation of legal
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Carey has counselled CMB Prime Administradora General de Fondos, through its CMBLV-Digital Infra I fund, on the acquisition of 100% of the shares of Laser II, owner of OnNet and Entel’s fibre optic network in
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría Chile has advised Minera Salar Blanco in the acquisition of a majority stake in the ownership of the company Sierra Atacama and in the purchase of all the
CMS Carey & Allende has announced the addition of Ernesto Eckholt (pictured) as a new partner, who joins the Corporate/M&A team and will lead the Venture Capital practice. Ernesto has an outstanding
CMS Carey & Allende has announced the promotion to partners of Enrique Vergara and Julio Frías, as well as the addition of Nicolás Vial, who will strengthen the firm’s finance, labor and
CMS Carey & Allende has counselled Onnet and KKR on the closing of a long-term agreement for the provision of infrastructure services for connectivity with ClaroVTR. This transaction will benefit individuals and businesses and promote
CMS Carey & Allende has promoted Sebastián Barros (pictured left) and Gonzalo Serrano (pictured right) to partners to strengthen the Corporate/M&A and Tax areas, respectively. Sebastián has been with the
CMS Carey & Allende has represented KKR and its company On*Net Fibra (KKR) in M&A and financing matters in the acquisition of fibre optic infrastructure from ENTEL in Chile. In total, 1.3 million
CMS Carey & Allende has counselled Ecoterra on obtaining a new round of financing for its growing agro-industrial business operation, through which they obtained a USD 1.5 million capital injection from Chilean fund Sudamerik. Thanks to
Carey has represented Patria Investments in the Chilean aspects of the sale of its controlling interest (90%) in its ODATA subsidiaries in Latin America (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay). The transaction was governed under New
