Femsa.

FEMSA, a Mexican beverage company, raised US$700 million in Mexican and international stock markets. Funds will pay down debts.

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Title Annotation:	MEXICO
Publication:	Latin Trade
Date:	Sep 1, 2005
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Topics:	Beverage industry

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