South America

Jaguar Uranium has successfully raised $25 million through its IPO, pricing its shares at $4.00 each. The capital infusion will primarily fund exploration and development of its uranium assets in Argentina and Colombia, aiming to address the global uranium supply deficit. Shares are set to begin trading on NYSE American under the ticker JAGU on February 10, 2026. This move signifies investor confidence in the company’s strategy within the resurgent uranium market.

Adecoagro is set to gain full control of Profertil, South America’s largest granular urea producer, after agreeing to acquire YPF’s remaining 50% stake. This strategic move, costing approximately $1.1 billion, will give Adecoagro a 90% equity stake in Profertil, bolstering its agricultural dominance and production capabilities. The acquisition was financed through cash reserves, a credit facility, and a $300 million equity issuance, demonstrating significant investor confidence. This deal positions Adecoagro for substantial growth, with projected sales exceeding $2 billion and a near doubling of Adjusted EBITDA.

A new direct maritime route, Tianjin Port – Chancay Port, has launched, significantly boosting Chinese automobile exports to South America. The inaugural voyage carries 1,500 vehicles from Tianjin to Peru. Chancay Port serves as a vital gateway to Latin American markets. This initiative is expected to improve export efficiency for Chinese automakers and supports the sector’s robust global growth.

Aurania Resources announced its shareholders approved all proposals at the June 12, 2025 Annual and Special Meeting, including financial statements and director elections. The company clarified the ARCOM fee structure from its June 11, 2025 press release. Aurania continues exploration for precious metals and copper in South America, with a focus on its Lost Cities – Cutucu Project in Ecuador. Further details are available on the company’s website and SEDAR+.