Carey has represented Hapag-Lloyd in the merger control notification processes in connection with the acquisition of the port terminals and logistics businesses of the SAAM Group. This transaction was completed on 1 August for approximately USD 1
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In the framework of its 32nd anniversary, Pérez Alati Grondona Benites & Arntsen has announced the opening of its Latin American Desk, which will be led by new partner Marina Basavilbaso (pictured) from Uruguay.
Ferrere Uruguay has advised on the structuring and issuance of securities of the CUTCSA I Financial Trust for UI 150,000,000 (approx. USD $23m) in the Electronic Stock Exchange. The subscription was made in two tranches, wholesale
Cleary Gottlieb has assisted the República Oriental del Uruguay (Uruguay) in an offer of UYU$48.01 billion pesos in bonds maturing in 2033. The offer was priced on 11 July, while the transaction closed on 20 July. In
Posadas Posadas & Vecino has represented HIF Global in the legal and fiscal matters for the development, construction and financing of a plant for the production of green hydrogen-based fuels in Uruguay. With an investment
Posadas Posadas & Vecino has counselled La Buonora & Asociados Desarrollos (LBD) and Direma, real estate development companies, on the structuring of a luxury real estate project in Montevideo. This transaction was announced on 5 June
Marval O’Farrell Mairal has acted as legal advisor to Toyota Tsusho Corporation in its investment in the latest round of financing raised by the last mile logistics technology company Moova. Toyota Tsusho Corporation paid
Ferrere has advised on the applicable regulatory scheme, and on the drafting of the contract between Microsoft and the Parque Tecnológico del Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay (LATU) for the installation of Microsoft’s
Tavarone Rovelli Salim & Miani, Bruchou & Funes de Rioja, Holland & Knight and Ferrere have assisted in the financing granted to Molinos Agro, together with Molinos Overseas Commodities, of up to US$ 250,000,000 by IDB
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