AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSME Execution Gap in T&T: A new analysis argues Trinidad and Tobago’s real problem isn’t ideas or budgets—it’s delivery, warning that stalled projects and weak completion rates raise costs for the whole economy. Food Logistics & Cash Flow: Americold reported Q2 results with $0.35 adjusted FFO per share and raised full-year guidance, citing improving occupancy and pricing—useful signals for Latin America’s supply-chain SMEs. LatAm Merchant Supply Digitization: Rintin raised US$6.2M to digitize Mexico’s micro and small entrepreneurs’ supply, connecting small merchants to manufacturers and wholesalers while bundling credit and a marketplace. Payments Expansion for Merchants: Qubic went live on AEON Pay across 50M merchants, aiming to let users pay with $QUBIC while settling merchants in local currency across Latin America and beyond. Energy Investment in Mexico: Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners reached financial close on La Esperanza Solar in Campeche (420 MW solar + 150 MW/5-hour storage), with operations expected in 2028—potential downstream opportunities for local contractors. Security Financing Boost: The IDB expanded Latin America and Caribbean security financing to $4B and teamed with INTERPOL for rapid-response support, a move that can affect SME operating conditions.
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