Energy, infrastructure, oil and gas, you name it. Pillsbury’s presence in Latin America is growing by leaps and bounds.

According to Corporate & Securities partner Peter Baumgaertner, revenues in 2015 more than tripled over the previous year. Though the firm is most active in infrastructure and energy, it is benefitting from work related to other sectors.

“Unlike many of our competitors, we are not focused exclusively on securities transactions. To the contrary, our Latin America group is propelled by a much broader spread of practices …,” Baumgaertner said.

Key infrastructure work includes advising clients on transportation and manufacturing facilities, while the energy side covers work in renewables space and traditional oil and gas transactions.

“We continue to see a lot of activity in cross-border transactions as well, including merger and acquisitions with respect to distressed asset sales in Brazil,” said Corporate & Securities partner Eric Save.

In identifying Pillsbury’s many strengths in Latin America, Lativex identified: Finance senior partner Robert Spjut, Finance partners Nicolai Sarad and Fernando Rodriguez, and associate Alicia McKnight recently represented Chevron. Finance partner Simon Barrett, Litigation partner Carolina Fornos and Insolvency & Restructuring partner Andrew Troop represented Japanese trading houses in connection with Brazil’s state oil producer, Petrobras. In March, Corporate & Securities senior counsel Frank Vivero, Baumgaertner, Tax partner Harsha Reddy, Corporate & Securities partner Todd Eckland and associate Andres Berry advised Argentine-based company, Adecoagro S.A., on its $140 million stock deal.

Corporate & Securities partner Josh Romanow, Aviation, Aerospace & Transportation partner Charlie Donley, International Trade partner Stephan Becker and Finance partner Joseph Owens are also helping to boost Latin American business.