The Mexico farm credit fund sells its first long-term bonds, raising 4.5 billion pesos in three series on the Mexican Stock Exchange.
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Key Facts
—Issuer FONDO, the Guarantee and Development Fund for Agriculture, Livestock and Poultry Farming, a federal public trust.
—Amount 4.5 billion pesos (4,500 million pesos) in long-term trust-issued exchange certificates.
—Series FONDO 26 (1,337.5 million pesos), FONDO 26-2 (2,234.25 million pesos), and FONDO 26S (928.25 million pesos).
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