Sierra Tropical out to banks and JBIC for processing plant

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Middle East & Africa

By Max Thompson

Japan’s Itochu Corporation, via its local subsidiary Sierra Tropical, is sounding out banks and prospective ECAs for a $60 million debt package to finance construction of a pineapple processing facility in Sierra Leone. Bank mandates are due by year-end, with financial close expected in Q1...

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