WLG's member firm for Florida, U.S.A., Greenberg Traurig and the WLG member firm for Uruguay, Guyer & Regules, represented Corporación América Airports S.A. (“Corporación América Airports” or “the Company”), an acquirer, developer and operator of airport concessions throughout Latin America and Europe, in its USD 485 million initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange. Guyer & Regules represents the Company’s Uruguayan airport operations in Montevideo and Punta del Este.
Trading under the symbol “CAAP”, Corporación América Airports manages and operates 52 airport facilities throughout Latin America and Europe and served over 71 million passengers in 2016. As part of the IPO, the Company is selling 11.9 million of its shares, while its shareholder is selling an additional 16.7 million shares. Oppenheimer & Co., Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs acted as joint bookrunners for the IPO, with Santander serving as co-manager.
The Greenberg Traurig team that represented Corporación América Airports was led by Corporate Shareholders Marc M. Rossell (New York) and Randy A. Bullard (Miami), with assistance provided by Shareholders Mary F. Voce (New York), Associates Alexis Kleiman (New York) and Juan Delgado (Miami), and Foreign Law Clerks Santos Victorica (Miami), Regina Mendoza (New York) and Felipe Borges Lacerda Loiola, who is spending the year with Greenberg Traurig from TozziniFreire, WLG's member firm for Brazil.
The Guyer & Regules team representing Corporación América Airports was Nicolas Piaggo, Guzman Rodriguez and Sofia Ana Guerra, all from the Montevideo office of Guyer & Regules.