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Carlos Slim Injects More than €20 Million into his Spanish Real Estate Firm Soinmob

The company that employs Carlos Slim's nephew and the president of FCC has carried out a corporate restructuring, as well as a capital increase amounting to more than 20.5 million euros.

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Carlos Slim, owner of FCC and Realia. Photograph: Tania Victoria / Secretary of Culture for Mexico City

Soinmob, the Spanish investment arm of the Mexican businessman Carlos Slim (one of the richest men in the world, with a fortune valued at more than 50 billion dollars, according to Forbes) has carried out a major corporate move.

The company has closed a capital increase that will allow it to double its own resources. Specifically, Soinmob Inmobiliaria Española has carried out a capital increase amounting to 20.5 million euros, taking its total funds to 42.48 million euros.

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