Nigeria LNG finances its gas project without soliciting shareholders
At a cost of $5.7bn, the financing for the joint project bringing together Total, Shell and Eni will draw on the partially state-owned company’s resources and hybrid corporate financing from 31 Nigerian and foreign lenders. Saipem is leading the construction consortium.
22/05/2020 at 17h00, by Pierre-Olivier Rouaud
In the midst of the health crisis and a depressed energy market, the partially state-owned gas company Nigeria LNG remains on a strong footing and the same can be said of its lenders.
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