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(Correction: Updated financial figures that change the placement of some companies in the index) Peru’s Pesquera Exalmar is at the top of the most recent Latin Trade Multilatina Index in terms of revenue growth. The ...
Brazil’s Plano & Plano made it to the top of Latin Trade’s Profitability Drivers Index 3Q20, with a Return on Equity (ROE) score of 38.5 percent. In second place is Peruvian miner Shougang Hierro, with ...
Latin American countries surveyed are dissatisfied with the quality of their physical infrastructure (road, rail and air, energy, water, broadband, and other communications). They feel that their governments are not doing enough to meet infrastructure ...
PepsiCo, Millicom and Coca-Cola were the top companies in terms of growth in Latin Trade’s most recent edition of the Multinational Index (1Q2020). The index ranks the quarterly revenues of 25 of the largest companies ...
Most of the 17 countries listed in Latin Trade’s Globalization Index saw minor changes in their position compared with the previous edition. Panama for example, continues at the top of the list with a score ...
Brazil’s Grupo Natura, Peru’s Credicorp and Chile’s Aquachile were the top three performers in terms of revenue growth in Latin Trade’s Multilatina Index for the first-quarter of 2020. Grupo Natura saw a very positive quarter, ...
In terms of revenue growth, Luxembourg’s Millicom, France’s Carrefour and U.S.-based Halliburton are at the top three spots in the most recent Latin Trade Multinational Index. The index ranks the asset growth of the top ...
Kimberly Clark’s Mexican unit is again at the top of Latin Trade’s most recent edition (1Q2020) of the Profitability Drivers Index. But for this edition, two Brazilian companies climbed to the second and third spots, ...
Brazil’s Petrobras, JBS and Mexico’s Pemex are the top three companies in terms of total revenues in Latin Trade’s most recent Multilatina Index for the fourth quarter of 2019. Petrobras’s assets reached $20.2 billion in ...
Paraguay, Guatemala and Chile are the top three countries in Latin Trade’s most recent Tax Index. The index ranks 17 Latin American countries’ business taxes by number of payments, tax rate, number of hours to ...
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