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Aguas Andinas de Chile places sustainable debt in the local market
02/06/2025 Since 1 month

Aguas Andinas, a Chilean sanitation and environmental services company that supplies drinking water and sewage to nearly 8 million residents in the city of Santiago de Chile, has successfully placed a sustainable bond on the Santiago Stock Exchange, for an amount in local currency equivalent to approximately 155 million dollars.
The bond has a total term of 21 years, including a 19-year grace period, and a 3.19% annual rate. The transaction was over-subscribed by 1.7 times the amount issued. The proceeds will be used to finance projects aligned with ESG principles, under Aguas Andinas’ “Biocity” strategy to address climate change.
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