Brazil’s Invepar turns to dollars to solve looming local maturity

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Brazil’s Invepar turns to dollars to solve looming local maturity

Oliver West
October 16, 2018 05:00 am
Invepar, Metro, Rio de Janeiro, Riometro, Brazil, subway, LatAm
A train of the new Metro line number 4 drives out of a station in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Tuesday, Aug 2, 2016. The new Metro Line was opened on Aug 1, but will only be available to Rio 2016 Olympic Games accredited people and ticket holders. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) | LUKAS COCH/AAP/PA Images

Brazilian infrastructure group Invepar will hit the road on Wednesday proposing the sale of a bond guaranteed by its two highest quality assets in order to finance an imposing domestic debt maturity.

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