US EditionThey Announce a $2 Billion Loan to Build a Pipeline From Vaca Muerta
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This is the largest commercial loan for the realization of an infrastructure project in the history of Argentina. The historical entrance loan of US$ 2 billion to build the Oil Pipeline Vaca Muerta Sur was first published in Diario 10.
The oil consortium signed a $2 billion syndicated loan to finance the construction of the Vaca Muerta Oilducto Sur project, the most important private infrastructure project of recent decades. The project promoted by YPF, Pluspetrol, Pan American Energy, Pampa Energía, Vista, Chevron Argentina, Shell Argentina and Tecpetrol, is a strategic initiative that will unlock the country’s potential oil exporter. The financing was led by five leading int…
Five international banks granted VMOS a $2 billion loan for the construction of the Vaca Muerta Oilducto Sur project. VMOS is a company composed of YPF, Pluspetrol, Pan American Energy, Pampa Energía, Vista, Chevron Argentina, Shell Argentina and Tecpetrol, shareholders of VMOS. The financing was led by Citi, Deutsche Bank, Itau, JP Morgan and Santander. The operation includes the participation of a group of 14 international banks and institutio…
A consortium led by YPF, PAE and six other companies confirmed a $2 billion loan to advance the key work of the VMOS, which is part of the RIGI and will allow export up to 750,000 barrels per day. The post-oilers closed a record credit for the Vaca Muerta Oilduct South appeared first on The Intransigent.
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