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December 2010
Financing for the Eu144 million ($183 million) Hornillos waste-water project in Spain has signed.
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Credit Agricole, Natixis and SMBC are close to completing a long-form term sheet for the $300 million financing backing Bahrain's Muharraq sewage treatment project sponsored by Samsung/United Utilities/InvestAD.
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Banobras nears funding on Atotonilco
Mexicos national development bank, Banobras, is close to funding on the debt component of the roughly Ps10 billion ($800 million) Atotonilco wastewater concession financing. The deal, for Mexicos largest wastewater treatment plant, ...
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ProInversion, Peru's concessions and investment promotion agency, has awarded a consortium of Acciona and Grana Y Montero the La Chira wastewater
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Mexico's national development bank, Banobras, is close to funding on the debt component of the roughly Ps10 billion ($800 million) Atotonilco wastewater
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The three deals that closed in Russian PPP this year took years of effort and sprung from a pre-crunch environment. Can legislative changes and lender and sponsor support build on these substantial but untested foundations? By Antony Collins.
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November 2010
Kuwait’s Partnership Technical Bureau has shortlisted 10 transaction advisers
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Veolia Environment has closed a $1.25 billion letter of credit facility
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The Samsung/Utiltities/InvestAD preferred bidder is expected to sign the sewage treatment agreement (STA) for Bahrain's Muharraq sewage treatment project the before December.
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Constructions Industrielles de la Mediterranee (Cnim) has approached banks for the financing of its $480 million 25 year waste-to-energy BOOT concession in Bahrain.
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SWaMP2008, the Southern Waste Management Partnership, has shortlisted two bidders for its waste management PFI project in the Southern region of Northern Ireland
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Viridor has been named provisional preferred bidder for the £850 million Cheshire waste project.
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FCC, Secopsa and Agriculturas de la Vega de Valencia have reached financial close on the Eu96 million ($130.3 million) Manises waste project