Project finance & infrastructure
YPF gets international financing for wind farm
Paul Hastings LLP in New York and Argentina’s Martínez de Hoz & Rueda have helped state-owned YPF’s power generation division obtain a US$150 million project financing for a wind power project.
Peruvian telecoms company gets loan to expand broadband
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría (Peru) and Holland & Knight (Colombia) have helped Peruvian telecoms company Orocom obtain a US$50 million loan to expand broadband services in southern Peru.
BMA recruits partner from TozziniFreire
BMA - Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão is preparing for a predicted acceleration of Brazilian privatisations and investment in 2020 by boosting its infrastructure and regulatory team with a partner hire from TozziniFreire Advogados.
Thermal power plant gets largest ever project financing in El Salvador
Several White & Case LLP offices and Arias (El Salvador) have helped Salvadorian Energía del Pacifico obtain El Salvador’s largest ever project financing, inking a US$657 million deal to fund the construction of a gas-fired power plant.
Multiple firms behind Colombian 4G toll road financing
Posse Herrera Ruiz in Bogotá, Paul Hastings LLP in New York and Cuatrecasas’ Bogotá team have helped Spanish construction company Sacyr get a US$185 million loan for a motorway project in Colombia.
Peru’s Kallpa gets US$330 million loan
White & Case LLP’s Miami and Washington, DC, offices and Miranda & Amado Abogados in Lima have helped Peruvian power company Kallpa Generación obtain a US$330 million credit facility to refinance existing debt of its subsidiary Samay I.
CAF funds another PPP in Uruguay
Guyer & Regules has helped Uruguayan consortium Grupo Vial Oriental get a US$90 million loan for a public private partnership (PPP) road project.
Morgan & Morgan makes new corporate partner
Panamanian law firm Morgan & Morgan has strengthened its corporate practice by promoting a senior associate to partner.
Hogan Lovells inks financing for Monterrey train line
Hogan Lovells (Mexico) has helped the state of Nuevo León get two credit facilities of US$70 million and US$45 million for a new train line in the state’s capital, Monterrey, following a five-year process.
Hernández & Cía, Payet Rey and Lazo & De Romaña appoint partners
Peruvian Latin Lawyer 250 firms Hernández & Cía Abogados, Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados and Lazo & De Romaña Abogados have begun 2020 by promoting lawyers to the partnership.
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