Corporate news, mergers, and business strategies
Instacart’s acquisition of Instaleap gives the U.S. group a stronger foothold with grocery retailers across Europe and Latin America, turning a Colombian platform into a bridge for global retail technology expansion.
The Spanish airline is increasing capacity and adding routes to key cities in Latin America, strengthening connectivity with Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil ahead of the 2026 summer season.
The financing deal highlights Europe’s growing role in funding global clean energy platforms, with potential spillovers into Latin America’s renewable expansion and green tech adoption.
Air France-KLM and Lufthansa have submitted non-binding bids for a 44.9% stake in TAP Air Portugal. At the heart of the dispute lies the airline’s strategic network, with Lisbon serving as a key gateway to Brazil, Africa, and the United States.
Peru’s banking supervisor has authorized Revolut to establish itself as a bank in the country, marking a major step in the UK fintech’s regional expansion. The company still needs final operating approval, but the move reinforces Latin America’s role in its long-term growth strategy.
The Spanish telecom group has agreed to sell assets in Mexico for $450 million, reinforcing its strategy to reduce exposure in less profitable markets and refocus on core geographies.
The new pan-European platform builds on the partners’ existing logistics venture in Brazil, as La Caisse and Prologis commit around €1 billion to develop and operate assets across key European markets.
