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The state-owned oil company will probably take advantage of new rules creating master limited partnerships in Mexico, according to company officials and the head of Mexico’s stock exchange. Known as MLPs in the U.S. and Fibra E in Mexico, the investment vehicles allow companies to sell shares of individual assets to investors lured by attractive tax exemptions.
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The state-owned oil company will probably take advantage of new rules creating master limited partnerships in Mexico, according to company officials and the head of Mexico’s stock exchange. Known as MLPs in the U.S. and Fibra E in Mexico, the investment vehicles allow companies to sell shares of individual assets to investors lured by attractive tax exemptions.
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