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Tanjung Bin- Malaysia’s move towards greater independence from gas

19 Dec 2003 Social & Defence Asia Pacific

In November 2003, the financing of the Tanjung Bin power plant in the southern Malaysian state of...

MTNN- Nigeria’s largest telecoms financing

12 Dec 2003 Renewables Europe

On 18th November 2003, MTN Nigeria Communications Ltd (MTNN) closed US$395 million of debt financ...

Cartagena: Spain's largest independent power plant

01 Dec 2003 Europe

The Cartagena power project reached financial close on 21st August 2003. The US$890 million proje...

Costanera: Norte but nice

01 Dec 2003 Latin America

Costanera: Norte but nice

Mindanao Power: Last of its kind?

01 Dec 2003 Asia Pacific

Mindanao Power: Last of its kind?

SingSpring: Desal sings in syndication

01 Dec 2003 Asia Pacific

SingSpring: Desal sings in syndication

Lane Cove Tunnel: Skipping the take-out

01 Dec 2003 Asia Pacific

Lane Cove Tunnel: Skipping the take-out

Sunk costs

01 Dec 2003

Sunk costs

The tortoise and the race for market share

01 Dec 2003 Europe

The tortoise and the race for market share

Sukuk and see

01 Dec 2003

Sukuk and see

Crossroads

01 Dec 2003 North America

Crossroads

Trust in Canada

01 Dec 2003

Trust in Canada

Lenders of first resort

01 Dec 2003 Europe

Lenders of first resort

Project Blue Sky, Indonesia

26 Nov 2003 Oil & Gas Asia Pacific

In March 2003, financing arrangements for Indonesia’s US$280 million Project Blue Sky were signed...

SADAF: the first independent Saudi Arabian power project

03 Nov 2003 Renewables Europe

In July 2003, Saudi Petrochemical Company (SADAF), an affiliate of Saudi Basic Industries Corpora...

ENA: Syndicated and vindicated

01 Nov 2003 Europe

ENA: Syndicated and vindicated

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