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Saudi Chemanol settles $107m loan taken for Methanol plant expansion project


Thu, 2022-09-01 16:24

RIYADH: Methanol Chemicals Co., known as Chemanol, has paid off SR400 million ($107 million) of its existing loans it obtained to fund the methanol plant expansion project.

The repayment will reduce the company’s financial costs leading to a positive financial impact in the coming years, according to a bourse filing.

Earlier in July, Chemanol secured Shariah-compliant financing worth SR695 million from Banque Saudi Fransi and Alinma Bank to finance the planned plant expansion.

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