Sabic signs $2bn loan

June 17, 2011 12:00 am

Chemicals and fertiliser manufacturer Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) has signed a $2bn five year loan. It is split between a $1.25bn syndicated facility and $750m in co-ordinated bilateral deals.

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