AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoM&A in Infrastructure: Vinci’s Geoquest agreed to buy Grupo TDM’s geosynthetics division, expanding ground-engineering capacity across Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Mexico; the deal (220 staff, $80m revenue in 2025) needs regulatory approval and is expected to close by end-2026. Chile & Crypto Enforcement: Chile busted an $88m crypto laundering ring tied to the Tren de Aragua cartel, underscoring tighter financial crime scrutiny. Trade Policy Shock: A U.S. Section 301 forced-labor tariff proposal up to 12.5% is already triggering lobbying for exemptions, with toy and game firms pushing for carve-outs that could affect Chile-linked supply chains. Chile’s Business Climate: Chile’s government is promoting a program of equity-free grants up to £74,000 for tech start-ups willing to set up in Chile, aiming to attract investment and talent. Tourism & Wine Demand: Brazilian visitors are boosting Chilean wine this winter via “Ski and Wines” urban tastings, helping offset weaker global consumption. Regional Context: Peru’s presidential runoff remains extremely tight, with markets and mining stocks reacting to uncertainty.
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