Financing and advisers in the Tigo Guatemala purchase
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Millicom paid the US$2,200 million with a syndicated bridge loan and planned to refinance it in the first quarter of 2022 with US$1,500 million of long-term debt and US$750 million of new equity. The legal advisers were Davis Polk & Wardwell (New York) and Consortium Legal (Guatemala) for Millicom, and Winston & Strawn (New York) and ALTA QIL+4 (Guatemala) for the seller, Miffin Associates. All of this comes from the LexLatin note on the deal.
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- Planned refinancing: long-term debt
- US$1,500 million
- Planned refinancing: new equity
- US$750 million
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