Narrative
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Project narrative
On or around February 25, 2005, a syndicate of 11 lenders — including CCB International Finance and the Seoul Branch of the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) — entered into a $70 million USD syndicated loan agreement with LG Chem Ltd. — a South Korean petrochemical company and arm of the LG Corporation — for unspecified purposes. The facility was divided into two tranches: a $40 million USD term loan tranche and a $30 million USD floating rate note tranche. Both carried a maturity period of three years. The facility was oversubscribed to $140 million USD during syndication, however, the final amount of the loan was not increased. Record ID#109481 captures CCB International Finance's $4 million USD contribution to the $40 million USD term loan tranche. Record ID#109483 captures ICBC's $6 million USD contribution to the tranche. ICBC also acted as manager on the term loan. In addition to CCB and ICBC, the following lenders also played these roles and contributed the following amounts to the term loan tranche: Kookmin Bank (mandated arranger, $10 million USD); Mizuho Corporate Asia (H.K.) Limited (arranger, $9 million USD); National Agricultural Cooperation Federation (arranger, $7 million USD); and Yamaguchi Bank (Pusan) (co-lead manager, $4 million USD). The following lenders also played the following roles and contributed these amounts to the $30 million USD floating rate note tranche: CCBV ($4 million USD); Bayerische Landesbank (BayernLB) (Hong Kong) (arranger, $6 million USD); WestLB (Singapore) (arranger, $6 million USD); National Agricultural Cooperation Federation (arranger, $2 million USD); Banca di Roma (Tokyo) (lead manager, $4 million USD); Daegu Bank (now IM Bank) (lead manager, $4 million USD); and Industrial Bank of Korea (lead manager, $4 million USD).
Staff comments
1. AidData does not consider floating rate notes to be flows.