Amur GCC pulls multinational lender appetite

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Chemicals/Petrochemicals, Oil & gas

Region:

Europe

By Sean Keating

More details have emerged on Sibur and Sinopec’s recent $9.1 billion dual-currency 14-year project loan for their Amur Gas Chemical Complex (GCC) project. A truly multinational financing, the deal not only pulled appetite from Russian and Chinese lenders, but European banks and a US lender...

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