IFC loan for Tecon Salvador

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Tecon Salvador, a subsidiary of Wilson Sons, has secured an US$80M loan from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to finance the expansion of the container terminal it operates at the port of Salvador in north east Brazil’s Bahia State.

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