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Aenza has completed a capital increase via convertible bonds

March 2022 — Aenza S.A.A has completed a capital increase via convertible bonds with the objective of having the purchasers convert them into shares, prior to the mandatory prepayment.

Aenza (formerly known as Graña y Montero S.A.A.) is one of the largest infrastructure platforms in Peru, with permanent operations in Peru, Chile and Colombia. It is active in the engineering and construction, infrastructure and utilities concessions, oil and gas exploration, production and processing, and real estate segments.

Our role in the transaction

Oaklins’ team in Chile was hired by Aenza as financial advisor to carry out a secondary purchase effort of a package of convertible bonds.

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José Tomás Brahm

Partner
Santiago, Chile
Oaklins LarrainVial

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