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Financing of Peruvian companies in the BVL amounted to S/2,689 million in 2022

Financing of Peruvian companies in the BVL amounted to S/2,689 million in 2022

The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL), in its role of accompanying the growth of medium and large companies in the country, informs the market that during 2022 it reached a financing offer of S/2,689 million 900,000, achieving 27.8% more than in 2021 and 53.9% more than in 2020. In addition, The destination of this financing was directed mainly to the granting of credits, working capital, and to a lesser extent, to the substitution of financial liabilities.

“Highlight the vision and decision of these companies to continue diversifying their financing in the BVL, which also consolidates their position in the market by maintaining high qualification standards. And although we have grown, we are still at -28.1% in relation to the average of the last five years, for this reason we continue working with medium-sized companies to continue promoting this financing alternative”, commented Mariella Córdova, commercial manager of the BVL.

There were 22 companies that chose to finance themselves in the Stock Market, through the BVL; Thus, 53 placements of Debt Instruments by Public Offering (OPP) were completed, through Short-Term Instruments and Corporate Bonds.

The main issuing sector was Financial, which represented 82.1% of issuances, followed by real estate with a single placement of Centenario Renta Inmobiliaria for S/159 million (5.9% of the total). Mibanco, Banco de la Microempresa, was the largest issuer of debt during the year with 14.2% of the total, followed by COFIDE with 12.9%.

The Stock Market Superintendence (SMV) He highlighted that the stock market is a competitive alternative to other sources of business financing for companies from various economic sectors, taking advantage of the facilities granted by regulation for the registration of securities.

To access financing in the BVL, new companies should consider pre-arrangements, such as having audited financial statements, carry out a risk classification, pass the “Due Diligence” for a legal, accounting and financial review of the company. Finally, they must contact a structurer and underwriter to organize the financing of the company and offer its value.

Source: Larepublica

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