Hunter, a company for the development of control and security solutions and technologies, placed 2.5 million dollars on the Quito Stock Exchange (BVQ) these days.
This is the seventh bond issue it has conducted, a mechanism that allows the company to attract resources and finance its production activities. At the presentation, BVQ also recognized Hunter for the number of issues since 2007, whose dividends have always been paid on schedule.
María Luisa Falconí, Hunter’s administrative vice president, highlighted the company’s visibility in the Ecuadorian stock market. “Over the past 16 years, we have placed our trust in BVQ, fully respecting the established processes and controls. Throughout this time, we have shown that the conditions of our company are favorable, strengthening our leadership above all participantsFalconi said.
With ‘bells’, the Quito stock exchange recognized Banco Pichincha as the financial entity with the most issues on the stock exchange
The official indicated that the nominal value established for the obligations of this latest edition of the company is more than two million, and negotiations for the sale of the title have already begun.
Meanwhile, last June the Quito Stock Exchange awarded Banco Pichincha with a ‘bell’ for its trajectory in the Ecuadorian stock market, consolidating itself as the financial entity with the largest issuance in the market, having placed $3.3 billion since 1995. In addition, the Bank, an active member of the BVQ for 53 years, was a pioneer in issuing thematic bonds.
Source: Eluniverso
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