AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLogistics: Capital Q Ventures has invested in Carryt, which operates in Colombia and three other Latin American markets, to support its regional delivery and distribution growth. Meanwhile, rising e-commerce shipments have not fixed the region’s air-cargo imbalance: LATAM Cargo says falling industrial shipments, including auto parts and mining equipment, offset some of the gains. El Niño Risks: Colombia is among countries activating emergency measures as the climate pattern threatens droughts, floods and water shortages. BBVA is reviewing loan risks for clients in Colombia and other Latin American markets, with debt rescheduling among possible responses. Energy: Low reservoir levels could push coal-fired plants to cover up to half of Colombia’s electricity demand, but declining domestic production and shrinking stockpiles threaten fuel availability. Passport Production: A court ruling led Colombia’s Foreign Ministry to award a COP 240 billion contract to a consortium led by Thomas Greg & Sons to resume passport production.
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