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July 2012
Hidrovias do Brasil has approached the International Finance Corporation for an $80 million A loan in support of its Uruguay-based river logistics operations
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Olam International closed on the first debt tranche for the $325.7 million Olam Palm Gabon project on 12 July
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The World Bank has placed Poyry Management Consulting on its list of non-responsible vendors for a term of three years
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The developer of the $3 billion Vung Ro refinery project in Vietnam has mandated StormHarbour Securities as its financial adviser.
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The International Finance Corporation and Korea Western Power have formed a joint venture to pursue hydroelectric projects in Laos
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Polyacrylamide producer SPCM has closed a $30 million loan with the International Finance Corporation to expand its operations in Taixing
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Grupo R closed a $547 million loan for the La Muralla IV deepwater rig in the Gulf of Mexico
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The Bouygues-led financing for the Henri Konan Bedie bridge in Cote d’Ivoire is the first PPP in Africa to feature a minimum revenue guarantee.
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Australian satellite operator NewSat needs to close on $200 million in equity and subordinated debt to round out the financing requirements for its Jabiru-1
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Project sponsors Saudi Aramco and Dow have received responses from commercial banks on the financing of the $20 billion Sadara petrochemicals project
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Gujarat Pipapav Port has approached the International Finance Corporation for $170 million in debt towards an expansion to its operations
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Mongolian conglomerate Newcom has closed the $85 million debt financing for its $122 million 50MW Salkhit wind project.
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Braskem and Grupo Idesa are nearing financial close on their $4.72 billion Etileno XXI petrochemical project in Mexico.
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Colombian oil and gas independent PetroNova has approached the International Finance Corporation for $27 million in equity
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Recent elections and the Eurozone crisis are unlikely to curb sponsor and lender enthusiasm for Mexican energy and infrastructure assets. By Brian Eckhouse
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The Malaysian government has made moves to open up the bidding on IPPs to foreign competition. But domestic debt still enjoys home advantage. By Sarah Rundell.
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The expansion to Morocco’s Jorf Lasfar coal-fired plant highlighted the value of Morocco’s French connection, but also attracted Asian ECA support.
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Egyptian Refining Company’s refinery financing took in several restructurings and one revolution. Its lack of sponsor support allowed it to weather these with a shifting cast of equity providers.
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Costa Rica's state-owned power company, the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad, is looking to finalise the debt package for its 306MW Reventazón hydroelectric project
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Energy Financing Team (EFT) is expected to draw in August on the construction debt for its Eu550 million ($676.8 million) coal-fired power plant in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Argentinean developer GEASSA has won a debt commitment from China Development Bank (CDB) for its 1,350MW Gastre Wind project.
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Steel Asia subsidiary New Carcar Manufacturing has closed a $50 million export credit agency-backed financing