AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCarbon & Sustainability: Jones Robinson, a UK estate agency, says it cut emissions per employee 15.4% (2023-24) as its carbon reporting scope expanded. Pharma & Biotech: FDA approved Ultragenyx’s Fayuvi for pediatric Sanfilippo A; meanwhile Lisata is buying Marea in a deal paired with ~$225m financing, and mAbxience and Sandoz struck an emicizumab biosimilar collaboration. Finance & Ratings: Fitch initiated coverage of Uruguay-linked agribusiness Adecoagro with a BB rating and stable outlook, citing stronger EBITDA and cash flow after Profertil. Digital Identity: Facephi’s biometric onboarding was certified in Canada’s PCTF framework, supporting fraud-fighting trust claims. Logistics in LatAm: DHL Supply Chain agreed to buy Colombia’s Open Market to expand warehousing and temperature-controlled healthcare supply chains. Uruguay Business Angle: OrderEAT, founded by Uruguayan entrepreneurs in Mexico, raised US$2m to digitize school cafeterias across LatAm, including Uruguay. Trade & Food: EU banned some Brazilian beef/poultry over antibiotic compliance concerns, adding pressure to regional prices. Climate Risk: WMO warns El Niño may persist into Feb 2027, with higher flood risk for Uruguay and parts of South America. Transport: Buquebus’ new electric ferry “China Zorrilla” is in testing on the Río de la Plata, with charging infrastructure installed in Buenos Aires and Colonia.
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