Rappi Inc., one of Latin America’s most valuable startups, secured a $100 million loan from Banco Santander and Kirkoswald Capital Partners, marking its largest debt financing since the Colombian delivery startup’s founding a decade ago.
The four-year senior secured facility will support refinancing and working capital needs as Rappi looks to expand in the region’s competitive delivery market, the company said in a statement.
A delivery worker carries a Rappi bag in Mexico City, Mexico.
Photographer: Mayolo Lopez Gutierrez/Bloomberg
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