Law firms Ferrere and Marval O’Farrel Mairal have advised Riverwood Capital in Uruguay and Argentina, respectively, on a $35 million equity round for Argentinean digital payments company Geopagos. The deal, which closed in early August,
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Ferrere has assisted the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO Cono Sur) in structuring the financial trust fund Fondo de Innovación en Energías Renovables (REIF), aimed at providing financing for projects related to
Ferrere, through its team in Paraguay, has counselled Solar Ahorro y Finanzas in its transformation process into a bank, as well as in the change from S.A.E.C.A. to S.A.E.
Ferrere has counselled Cargill Bolivia on the sale of all the shares it held in the local company, Aguirre Agro Bolivia (AABSA), owner of a river port used mainly for grain exports, to Central Aguirre
Ferrere, through its team in Uruguay, has represented Agroenfoque in the sale of 70% of its shares to the IBF I trust, a local investment fund. This transaction was carried out with the objective of ensuring
Vouga Abogados has represented Paracel, and its main shareholders, on the investment by Austrian Heinzel Holding GmbH in the company, which becomes its main investor. The transaction will enable Paracel to continue its project to
Ferrere, through its team in Asunción, has represented the fund manager, Regional AFPISA, in relation to the launch of its first investment fund. This turns out to be the first income real estate fund (
Ferrere, through its Paraguay team, has advised Nyne Waters on the acquisition of several assets from Indusur. The acquisition was closed in early June, and included brands, vehicles, non-registrable assets and real estate in Paraguay.
Ferrere, through its Paraguay team, has advised IDB Invest on the third bond issuance under its second global local currency issuance programme in the Paraguayan securities market. The funds will be used to finance small
Ferrere, through its team in Uruguay, has advised IDB Invest on the financing for the Línea Ferrocarril Central project in Uruguay. The financing consisted of a $250 million USD senior credit facility through a fixed-rate
