Turkey is now a critical nearshoring powerhouse. 🇹🇷 Securing your supply chain there requires localized financial mobility. The main hurdles? ▪️ Payment friction ▪️ Hidden FX costs Swipe to see how optimized global payments build supplier trust in Turkey. 👇 #GlobalPayments# #SupplyChain# #Fintech#

We're opening our first Latin American office in Mexico City. Nearshoring and broader shifts in regional trade are driving increasingly complex cross-border legal work while AI adoption among legal professionals across the region is accelerating. We want to be on the ground to support that transition. We're starting with a local team in customer success, legal engineering, and go-to-market. We build @WeAreLegora in close collaboration with the organisations that use it, and that works best when we show up in person, hearing what's working in real time. This is our 17th office globally. More than 1,500 organisations across 50 markets now run on Legora.

WTR is initiating coverage of Logistic Properties of the Americas (NYSE American: $LPA), a high-growth logistics real estate platform benefiting from nearshoring, e-commerce expansion, and rising demand for modern warehouse infrastructure across Latin America. 🔹 Institutional-quality logistics assets across Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico, with tenants including PepsiCo, Samsung, IKEA, and Kuehne + Nagel 🔹 Mexico expected to become the company’s largest growth engine as supply chain shifts and industrial demand accelerate 🔹 Strong 2025 operating momentum paired with a valuation trading at a significant discount to peers and appraised book value Read Eric Goldstein's full initiation report for additional detail on LPA’s platform, growth strategy, and financial outlook. $LPA #Logistics# #IndustrialRealEstate# #Nearshoring# #LatinAmerica# #Infrastructure# #RealEstate# #Investing# #SmallCap# #Stocks# #NYSE#

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