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This research service provides an analysis of the surfactants market in Brazil and Argentina, detailing the anionic, amphoteric, cationic, and nonionic segments. The surfactants industry is a key raw material provider for the household and home care markets, as well as for textile, leather, agrochemicals, and other industrial cleansing uses. Surfac...

Owing to the sudden impetus in economic growth attributed by various factors and an ever-increasing population, the demand for electricity has been growing at a rapid pace. In order to meet these growing demands, considerable amounts of capacity are needed to be installed throughout the region. Steam and gas turbines, mainly through combined-cycl...

Owing to the rapid advancement in economic growth attributed to various factors and an ever-increasing population, the demand for electricity has been increasing at a rapid pace. To meet this demand, considerable amount of capacity needs to be installed throughout the region. Primarily, installations of hydro and fossil fuel-based power plants are ...

Latin America’s power sector is entering a decisive execution phase, in which the pace and location of growth are increasingly determined by grid readiness, flexibility solutions, and regulatory design rather than by resource availability alone. Between 2026 and 2035, the region is set to attract over $440 billion in power generation investment, ma...

While some governments in Latin America (LATAM) struggle to provide adequate basic medical supplies, others aspire to establish healthcare infrastructure that meets international standards and drives improvements in healthcare services through evidence-based medicine. In either case, healthcare information technology (healthcare IT) plays a key rol...

Adoption of healthcare information technology (IT) in Brazil has been increasing at a moderate pace, with good possibilities ahead as the country moves to more solid economic ground. Brazil presents great opportunities for growth in the near future, based on four major pillars: • Huge healthcare infrastructure • Potential gross domestic product g...

Latin America welcomed its first bikesharing systems in the early 2010s. Ever since, the regional fleet has grown to more than 45,000 units. City governments have played a big part in developing this industry, with many public system initiatives under their management. Tembici was an early entrant in Brazil during the industry’s formative years...

The advancement of direct and indirect competition in the telecommunications market has impacted revenue growth rates and the profitability margin of traditional operators worldwide. Telcos must therefore reinvent their business models in order to meet the demands of different end users and diversify their revenue streams by verticals. This resear...

Brazil remains the most important data center colocation market in Latin America, but hyperscalers are making massive investments in the region as they expand their cloud regions into Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. Data center colocation service providers are aligning their data center designs and services to build value propositions centered on envi...