24 December 2012 | 19:09

Foreign banks loan $1 billion to Kazakhmys

viewings icon comments icon

ПОДЕЛИТЬСЯ

whatsapp button telegram button facebook button
Free source photo Free source photo

Kazakhstan's top copper producer Kazakhmys has signed an agreement on a pre-export credit line of $1 billion, the company’s press-release states. According to the document, the funds will provide “additional liquidity during implementation of the company’s major projects on expansion of production and will be used for general corporate goals”. The loan is provided by the following banks: Bank of China, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Deutsche Bank AG, ICBC, ING Bank, Natixis, Société Générale, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, UniCredit, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citibank, Crédit Agricole CIB, JP Morgan и The Royal Bank of Scotland. The loan’s principal shall be repaid within 3 years, starting from January 2015 until December 2017. “The loan's interest rate is LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate) plus 2.8 percent,” the message writes. According to the Chief Financial Officer of Kazakhmys Matthew Hurd, the loan’s good terms reflect the company’s stability. “The credit line will provide us with additional flexibility in attraction of funds during implementation of our major projects on expansion of production within the next three years,” he said. This new loan will replace the existing credit line of $2.1 billion that will be fully repaid in February 2013. Kazakhmys produces 90 percent of copper in Kazakhstan and is one of the leading copper producers in the world. The group owns 19 operating mines, 10 mining plants and 2 copper plants. Besides, the company owns significant assets in production of gold, zinc, silver and energy. Kazakhmys is listed at the London, Hong Kong and Kazakhstan stock exchanges. The company’s profits made $3.6 billion in 2011. Kazakhmys employs around 60 thousand people, mainly Kazakhstan citizens.

whatsapp button telegram button facebook button copyLink button
Иконка комментария блок соц сети
Kazakhstan's top copper producer Kazakhmys has signed an agreement on a pre-export credit line of $1 billion, the company’s press-release states. According to the document, the funds will provide “additional liquidity during implementation of the company’s major projects on expansion of production and will be used for general corporate goals”. The loan is provided by the following banks: Bank of China, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Deutsche Bank AG, ICBC, ING Bank, Natixis, Société Générale, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, UniCredit, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citibank, Crédit Agricole CIB, JP Morgan и The Royal Bank of Scotland. The loan’s principal shall be repaid within 3 years, starting from January 2015 until December 2017. “The loan's interest rate is LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate) plus 2.8 percent,” the message writes. According to the Chief Financial Officer of Kazakhmys Matthew Hurd, the loan’s good terms reflect the company’s stability. “The credit line will provide us with additional flexibility in attraction of funds during implementation of our major projects on expansion of production within the next three years,” he said. This new loan will replace the existing credit line of $2.1 billion that will be fully repaid in February 2013. Kazakhmys produces 90 percent of copper in Kazakhstan and is one of the leading copper producers in the world. The group owns 19 operating mines, 10 mining plants and 2 copper plants. Besides, the company owns significant assets in production of gold, zinc, silver and energy. Kazakhmys is listed at the London, Hong Kong and Kazakhstan stock exchanges. The company’s profits made $3.6 billion in 2011. Kazakhmys employs around 60 thousand people, mainly Kazakhstan citizens.
Читайте также
Join Telegram Последние новости
The Moon is calling: New lunar mission
Wolf attacked man in Atyrau region
Euronews office opened in Astana
Earthquake recorded in Zhambyl region
Tokayev sent telegram to Qatar’s Emir
A New Year gift guide for her
Tokayev expressed condolences to Macron
Bitcoin exchange rate hit a new record
EU expanded sanctions against Belarus
Kazhydromet warned residents of Almaty
Лого TengriNews мобильная Лого TengriSport мобильная Лого TengriLife мобильная Лого TengriAuto мобильная Иконка меню мобильная
Иконка закрытия мобильного меню
Открыть TengriNews Открыть TengriLife Открыть TengriSport Открыть TengriTravel Открыть TengriGuide Открыть TengriEdu Открыть TengriAuto

Exchange Rates

 523.95  course up  543.16  course up  5.1  course up

 

Weather

 

Редакция Advertising
Социальные сети
Иконка Instagram footer Иконка Telegram footer Иконка Vkontakte footer Иконка Facebook footer Иконка Twitter footer Иконка Youtube footer Иконка TikTok footer Иконка WhatsApp footer