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Three Egyptian banks are set to complete Egypt’s largest Shariah-compliant financing facility to the Egyptian Steel Company for E£1.7bn ($243m). -
Saudi cement company the Northern Region Cement Company (NRCC) has signed a renewal of its existing murabaha facility with Arab National Bank. The deal is worth Sr200m ($53.3m).
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Emerging market borrowers should be lining up to tap the loan market. Not only is there plenty of liquidity as this year's volumes scrape the record lows of 2012, but lenders have repeatedly shown their hands by letting clients get away with the sorts of terms treasurers usually can only dream about.
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Property developer Saudi Hotels and Resort Areas Co. (Sharaco) has signed a Sr308.8m ($82m) murabaha financing to fund a new hotel in Riyadh's diplomatic quarter.
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Saudi Arabian engineering company Abdullah AM Al-Khodari Sons Co has signed Sr696m ($186m) of short term Islamic credit facilities.
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Bank of London and the Middle East has closed two financing facilities with the Christchurch Group, a UK neurological rehabilitation specialist.
