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ADB to Help Fund Petronet Expansion

Tuesday, August 21, 2007
According to reports, Asian Development Bank has signed an agreement to offer $169 million in local currency debt to India's Petronet LNG Ltd. to help fund its expansion. Earlier this week, International Finance Corp. and other banks offered $300m loans to help Petronet build a liquefied natural gas import-and-regassification terminal in southern India. Petronet LNG has a similar facility in Dahej in the western state of Gujarat. (Source: Reuters)
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