X5 lengthens tenors with VTB deal

August 29, 2012 12:00 am

Russia’s largest retailer by revenue, X5, has signed a Rb9m ($278m) 3.5 year bullet loan from VTB Capital to extend the average maturity of its loan portfolio to 2016.

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