(Reuters) - "Clearly, if we do not sell ISA and Isagen we will have to
think about increasing the amount of external indebtedness in
order to replace that loss in expected revenue," Julio Torres,
Colombia's director of public credit, told Reuters.
The Andean country plans $1 billion in external financing
next year. Should the ISA and Isagen deals be canceled, the
increase in indebtedness would not exceed $2 billion, meaning
that total new external debt next year would not be over $3
billion, Torres said.
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think about increasing the amount of external indebtedness in
order to replace that loss in expected revenue," Julio Torres,
Colombia's director of public credit, told Reuters.
The Andean country plans $1 billion in external financing
next year. Should the ISA and Isagen deals be canceled, the
increase in indebtedness would not exceed $2 billion, meaning
that total new external debt next year would not be over $3
billion, Torres said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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