Editorial Desk
EUBizNews Editorial covers business, investment, startups, energy, mining, infrastructure and EU–Latin America economic relations.
Rome and Brasília are strengthening cooperation in biofuels, positioning the partnership as a strategic bridge between Europe’s decarbonization goals and Brazil’s leadership in renewable energy production.
The acquisition of CK Hutchison’s 49% stake gives Vodafone full ownership of the UK’s largest mobile operator, reinforcing consolidation across Europe’s telecom sector and accelerating its 5G strategy.
The country’s mining sector is gaining momentum, driven by lithium, copper and gold, positioning Argentina as a key supplier in the global energy transition.
In a tougher investment climate, raising capital depends less on big ideas and more on real traction, clear business models, and scalable growth.
The European fintech company strengthens its presence in Latin America through a long-term agreement aimed at scaling payment processing capabilities across the region.
Argentina’s yerba mate industry is expanding in Spain through retail partnerships, quality certifications and new product formats, turning a cultural habit into a growing Europe–Latin America consumer business.
The investment highlights Latin America’s growing role as a strategic hub for European manufacturing, as companies scale production, modernize facilities and strengthen supply chains.
The European eyewear brand is accelerating its growth strategy in Latin America, targeting Peru as a key market amid rising demand for optical retail and consumer goods.
The entry into force of the EU–Mercosur agreement is expected to benefit key Spanish companies with strong exposure to Latin America, while reshaping investment strategies across sectors.
The Peruvian fintech platform is scaling its international reach, enabling money transfers to new destinations and strengthening digital payment corridors between Latin America and Europe.
A new memorandum between Banco Português de Fomento and Argentina’s Federal Investment Council strengthens Portugal’s role as a bridge between Europe and South America as the EU–Mercosur agreement gains momentum.
A new round of US tariffs targeting European automobiles threatens to intensify trade frictions, with potential ripple effects across global supply chains and the EU’s industrial strategy.
The provisional application of the EU–Mercosur agreement opens a market of more than 700 million people, cutting tariffs and reshaping trade between Europe and South America amid global fragmentation.
The Spanish UAV company plans to raise capital and open a production facility in Chile by late 2027, positioning the country as a regional hub for advanced drone manufacturing, defense, security and disaster response.
The European Union will begin applying the Mercosur trade agreement provisionally from May 1, aiming to support exporters, diversify supply chains and strengthen ties with South America amid rising US trade pressure.
The European Union and Mercosur have started provisional application of their long-awaited trade agreement, creating one of the world’s largest commercial areas and reshaping business ties between Europe and South America.
Rome is strengthening its economic presence in Latin America, positioning itself to benefit from growing trade flows and the potential implementation of the EU–Mercosur agreement.
Spain’s logistics sector is increasingly relying on Latin American workers as demographic pressure, e-commerce growth and labor shortages reshape hiring strategies across transport and warehouse operations.
The workforce solutions company is entering the European market through its Iberian platform, targeting labor shortages and growing demand for cross-border recruitment.
The long-negotiated trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur is emerging as a key geopolitical and economic tool as global trade becomes more fragmented.
The European Commission president is placing competitiveness, energy security and regulatory simplification at the center of the EU agenda, with trade agreements such as Mercosur and Mexico framed as tools to reduce external dependencies.
Regional leaders are calling for deeper engagement with the European Union as Latin America looks to balance global power dynamics and expand strategic partnerships.
The legal finance platform secures fresh capital to scale litigation funding in Latin America and expand into Europe, highlighting growing investor interest in alternative assets and legal tech.
A growing number of European equities are trading below estimated fair value, drawing investor interest as markets reassess growth prospects and valuation gaps.