JPMorgan and Santander Lead $15 Billion Financing Push for Argentina LNG
The banks are arranging $14 billion to $15 billion as partners seek a final investment decision in November for a $24 billion export project.
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The operation will be located between US$14 billion and US$16 billion and will finance pipelines, plants and ships; JP Morgan and Santander advise the structuring, which is sought to close before the end of the year
JPMorgan, Santander lead financing of up to US$15 billion for LNG Project
JPMorgan Chase and Banco Santander are leading financing talks for Argentina LNG; Unprecedented project to liquefy and export shale gas reserves would create one of the biggest floating facilities in the world. Leer más
JPMorgan and Santander Lead $15 Billion Financing Push for Argentina LNG
JP Morgan and Santander will lead a fundraising operation for Argentina LNG, Bloomberg has reported, citing unnamed sources who said the total could reach $15 billion. One of these told the publication the companies involved in the project aimed to make a final investment decision by November. The Argentina LNG project is a partnership between Italy’s Eni, Argentinian state energy major YPF, and Emirati XRG. The facility is to be built on Argent…
JPMorgan, Santander Lead Financing of up to $15 Billion for Argentina LNG Project
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Banco Santander SA are leading the financing for Argentina LNG, a landmark project to liquefy and export the country’s shale gas reserves, according to people familiar with the matter.
A financing of up to 15 billion dollars places Santander at the head of the largest energy project in Argentina. And it is not another operation: the floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal seeks to place the South American country as a global exporter of gas. According to sources cited by La República, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Banco Santander SA lead an agreement valued between 14 and 15 billion dollars. The complete project, baptized Arg…
Argentina LNG is a project aimed at liquefying and exporting the country’s shale gas reserves. The offshore LNG terminal would produce 12 million tons per year, making it one of the largest floating facilities in the world.
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