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Private Financing To Play Key Role In Developing Saudi Power Projects, Says NCB
...ctor involvement in building 25,275mw capacity on a BOT basis with capital investment of SR67.43bn ($17.98bn). These projects would have an 80:20 capital structure and are targeted for completion by 2017. In addition, SEC would need to mobilize an estimated SR36.92bn ($9.85bn) to install 18,755mw ca...
Volume: 47Issue: 48Published at Mon, 29 Nov 2004 -
Agencies Rate Oman LNG’s $175Mn Commercial Bank Facility
...G’s existing $1.3bn commercial bank facility due 2017, of which $1.20bn is outstanding. Several key factors support S&P’s view that the additional debt and Oman LNG’s investment in QLNG are not detrimental to the A- rating, said the agency: “no cash flow from QLNG is assumed for Oman LNG’s ability to...
Volume: 47Issue: 30Published at Mon, 26 Jul 2004 -
Italy Cancels $40.4mn Of Jordan’s Debt
...reement between the two countries signed on 22 June 2000 (MEES, 3 July 2000). As a result, Jordan’s debt installments to Italy due until 2017 have been cancelled. The amount of debt cancelled corresponds to the disbursements made by the Jordanian Government in 2001 for financing a number of social and ec...
Volume: 46Issue: 17Published at Mon, 28 Apr 2003 -
Saudi Water Sector Requires $91Bn Investment Between 2003 And 2022, Says NCB
...219 4,813 3,610 2007 26.9 5,507 5,344 4,031 8,061 5,374 4,031 2012 30.5 4,185 4,185 3,620 9,143 6,095 4,571 2017 34.2 3,903 3,903 3,...
Volume: 45Issue: 40Published at Mon, 07 Oct 2002 -
Oman LNG $1.3Bn Refinance Moves To Second Round Of Bidding
...ming to market at this time. He also noted that acquiring two preliminary ratings would support the transaction. Standard and Poor’s (S&P) rating agency announced on 5 November that it had assigned an A- bank loan rating to the proposed $1.3bn commercial bank facility due 2017. The agency noted th...
Volume: 44Issue: 48Published at Mon, 26 Nov 2001 -
Egypt’s Cement Companies Continue Expansion And Merger Activities
...still a significant gap between cement demand and supply caused by large infrastructure programs throughout the country, according to HC Securities. Projects include the Toshka irrigation project (investment cost estimated at $89bn by 2017), development of the Sinai Peninsula (total construction an...
Volume: 43Issue: 18Published at Mon, 01 May 2000 -
EDF Signs $1.2Bn Contract For Two BOOT Power Plants
...the year 2007 and 27,500MW by the year 2017. Mr. Abaza said that the government will offer two power plants to the private sector during the course of 1999 at Sharm al-Shaikh and Toshka with a combined generating capacity of 1,300MW, and will offer two more next year in Safaga and Za'afarana wi...
Volume: 42Issue: 11Published at Mon, 15 Mar 1999