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Viridis drums up funds for Brazil rare earth project - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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Australia’s Viridis Mining and Minerals said it raised $120 million to fund the development of its Colossus rare earth project in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. “We have now secured sufficient funding sources to fully address the indicative equity requirement for Colossus, materially de-risking the project’s funding pathway as we transition into execution,” CEO Rafael Moreno said in a press release on Thursday. Adu Dhabi-based One Investment Management signed a binding agreement to provide
Goldman's Waldron sees 'lots of opportunity' in Mexico, risks in Brazil - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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Mexico sits atop the list of countries offering the best investment and financing opportunities in Latin America, while corporate credit quality is a growing concern in Brazil, said John Waldron, president and COO of Goldman Sachs, following a visit to the region’s two biggest economies. “There’s going to be a lot of financing opportunity in and around Mexico, both domestically and with some foreign capital,” he told LatinFinance after returning from the country, where he was briefed by Presiden
CORRECTION: IFC injects equity to fuel Vision One growth - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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CORRECTION: This story was corrected on Tuesday July 21 as the original version misstated the name of the company receiving the investment.International Finance Corporation, the private sector division of the World Bank Group, is investing $50 million to acquire a minority stake in Vision One, Brazil’s largest ophthalmology firm. “It’s a market that’s really in need of equity,” Carmen Valéria de Paula, IFC’s Latin America manager for health, education, tourism and services, told LatinFinance. “I
Brazil rolls out financing to offset new US tariff - LatinFinance (opens the original)
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Brazil is moving quickly to mitigate the impact of the United States’ new 25% import tariff on its goods, with a series of measures to aid rural and agricultural sectors of Latin America’s biggest economy. The administration of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva issued executive an order on Thursday granting some BRL13 billion ($2.5 billion) in credit for rural development programs, including BRL9 billion to boost productivity and competitiveness. In addition, the government announced debt-ref
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