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Experience
Project Finance
Privatisation
Banking & Finance
Capital Markets
Dispute Resolution
Company/Commercial
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| We represented a Saudi Bank in connection with a subordinated Murabah facility guaranteed by one of the borrower's shareholders. Both guarantor and borrower are listed companies. |
| Value: SR 2 Billion | Closed: March 2011 |
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| We advised the lenders to Saudi Arabian Airlines in connection with a loan for the purchase of 4 Falcon FX aircraft. |
| Value: US$203 million | Closed: April 2008 |
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| We advised the lenders to Saudi Arabian Airlines in connection with a loan for its early retirement plan in connection with the restructuring of the airline prior to privatization. |
| Value: US$267 million | Closed: March 2007 |
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| We advised the mandated lead managers in connection with the Islamic financing (musharakah and ijara) for the Al Waha petrochemical complex consisting of propylene and polypropylene plants owned by Sahara petrochemical and Basell, which was named Islamic Deal of the Year 2006 by Project Finance Magazine and Middle East Project Finance Deal of the Year 2007 by the IFLR. |
| Value: US$503 million | Closed: December 2006 |
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| We advised the mandated lead arrangers in connection with a US$500 million syndicated murabaha (Islamic) facility to Al-Rajhi Bank. This was Al-Rajhi Bank's debut syndicated murabaha facility. |
| Value: US$500 million| Closed: April 2006 |
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| We advised the lenders to Saudi Arabian Airlines in connection with a loan for the purchase of 15 Embraer 170 regional aircraft. |
| Value: US$480 million | Closed: June 2005 |
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| We represented the lenders in an ECA financing for the expansion of Saudi Iron and Steel Company ("Hadeed"), a SABIC subsidiary worth €352 million. The ECA's included were SACE, Hermes and OeKB. |
| Value: US$352 million | Closed: March 2005 |
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| We advised the first Saudi Arabian private sector telecommunications operator, the Etisalat Consortium, in connection with the financing of its licensing and setting-up costs, the biggest Islamic finance transaction until then. |
| Value: US$2.35 billion | Closed: October 2004 |
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