Veolia-led group refinances Oman project
07 Apr 15 by desalination
Oman’s Veolia-led Sharqiyah Desalination Company has refinanced its existing debt of US$ 120.8 million and raised new debt of US$ 42.7 million to fund its expansion of its reverse osmosis water desalination plant at Sur, in the sultanate.
A consortium of international banks purchased the loans from existing lenders, Sharqiya reported in a statement to the Muscat Securities Market.
The moves complete the financial measures needed to expand the existing desalination plant, located 160 km south west of Muscat, from 92 Ml/d to 145 Ml/d.
Major shareholders Veolia Middle East – the plant developer – along with investor, SAS, and operator, National Water and Power, each played a significant part in bringing on the refinancing.
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