Latin America's largest e-commerce and fintech platform, listed on Nasdaq as MELI and on B3 via BDR (MELI34), with Brazil as its main market.
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Mercado Livre raised US$ 1 billion in a 10-year bond at 5.85% on September 9, 2026, at a 130-basis-point spread with over a hundred investors, per InfoMoney and Brazil Journal.
Updated November 07, 2026 · 4 verified articles
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The stock tracks gross merchandise volume growth, Mercado Pago's credit book, logistics cost and Brazilian e-commerce tax rules, plus its dollar cost of capital.
Explanatory mechanism, not a forecast or recommendation.Nubank temporarily suspended crypto deposits and withdrawals and Mercado Pago restricted crypto transfers on November 6, citing problems at separate external vendors, according to CNN Brasil and Seu Dinheiro.
Anvisa notified Mercado Livre on September 29 to stop hosting, advertising or brokering drug sales until it proves regulatory compliance, according to g1, Bloomberg Línea and Poder360. The notice came after the company announced, on September 24, online sales of prescription drugs. According to Bloomberg Línea, Mercado Livre has until October 1 to provide clarifications and said it had not received the notice.
Mercado Livre announced on September 24 that it will sell prescription drugs on its platform from September 25, with delivery in up to 60 minutes in the São Paulo metropolitan area, including antibiotics and GLP-1 drugs. Pharmacy chain stocks reacted in the same session: RD Saúde closed down 5.38%, Pague Menos fell 8% after dropping more than 10% right after the announcement and Panvel lost 4.90%. The company expects three partner chains in October and 20 by year end.
Mercado Livre issued on September 9 US$ 1 billion in senior notes due 2036 with a 5.85% coupon, a 130-basis-point spread over Treasuries, with more than a hundred institutional investors in a book that peaked at US$ 2.1 billion; BofA, Citi, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley led, and the notes are rated BBB- and Baa3.