◼︎ Mexico Infrastructure Partners and the Mexican government acquired a 55% stake in Mexico-based generation plants for USD6.2b from Iberdrola. #RealAssets ◼︎ Private equity investor AINDA Energia & Infraestructuralaunched two parallel funds with targets of MXN10.5b (~USD618m) and USD200m to invest in Mexico and Colombia, respectively. Sectors of interest include transportation, logistics, mobility, water, oil, gas and electricity. #RealAssets ◼︎ Patria Investments reached a BRL1.6b (~USD321m) first close for its infrastructure fund Patria Infra Credito FIDC, with a BRL5b (~USD1b) target. The fund is anchored by BNDES, IFC and CAF. #RealAssets ◼︎ Aramco acquired a 100% stake in Esmax, a Chile-based diversified downstream fuels and lubricants retailer from Southern Cross. #RealAssets ◼︎ Alta Growth CapitalexitedGrupo Industrial Artes Graficas, a Mexico-based labels manufacturer, through a sale to global packaging company Sigma Q Packaging. #PrivateEquity ◼︎ CAF Asset Managementlaunched its fifth Infrastructure Debt fund focused on infrastructure development in Uruguay. #RealAssets ◼︎ Mubadala acquired a controlling stake in Zamp, the owner of the Burger King brand in Brazil. #PrivateEquity ◼︎ Ashmore ColombiaexitedConvias, a Colombia-based highway and tollway manager, through an undisclosed sale to Spanish infrastructure company Globalvia. #RealAssets ◼︎ Advent Internationalacquired a majority stake in Skala Cosméticos, a Brazil-based haircare brand, through its LAPEF VII Fund. #PrivateEquity ◼︎ Brazil-based full-service firm TozziniFreire Advogados appointed new partners Stephanie Consonni de Schryver for intellectual property practice, Carlos Renato Vieira for tax and Danilo Lambert Vieira de Sousa for environmental law. ◼︎ Ransa, an Andean- and Central America-focused third-party logistics company backed by H.I.G. Capital, acquiredLoginsa, a Chile-based third-party logistics platform specializing in the pharmaceutical industry. #PrivateEquity ◼︎ Atmos, Warburg Pincus and Mission acquired a 32% stake in Brazil-based education network Grupo Salta Educação. #PrivateEquity ◼︎ SIFEM invested USD15m in the fourth Darby Latin America fund focused on growing mid-cap companies in the region suffering from limited access to long-term finance. #PrivateDebt | 