The investment was done by private capital management company Aureos.

ITS Corporate Relations director, Armando Vargas, told Nacion.com: "... the company wants to enter Puerto Rico and the U.S. ....We also want a stronger presence in Panama and to explore the possibility of expanding to Mexico".

Source: Nacion.com

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