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Central America eyes $3.4bn in infrastructure investment including largescale data centre
As much as US$3.4 billion in infrastructure projects are being lined up for the Northern Triangle region of Central America. The region, which includes Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, is currently bidding for foreign direct investment waves of capital. The US$3.4 billion are set to gener...
April 24
Stonepeak’s $2.7bn LATAM digital infrastructure takeover completes as Lumen exits Cirion
Lumen Technologies (NYSE: LUMN) has officially closed the sale of its Latin American operations to alternative investment firm Stonepeak for US$2.7 billion cash. The Latin American business, called Cirion, will operate as an independent portfolio company of Stonepeak. As a result of the transaction closing, Stonepeak has named Lumen's LATAM Regional President, Facundo Ca...
August 01
Millicom plans to invest $3bn, carves out tower business
Emerging markets telecommunications operator Millicom (Nasdaq: TIGO) said it plans to deploy US$1 billion per year over the next three years in capital expenditure (CAPEX). The US$3 billion sum will be used on upgrading infrastructure and expanding the existing business according to chief executive Mauricio Ramos, speaking during the company’s Investor Day live stream. ...
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