Abu Dhabi, UAE – Holding Company (ADQ) announced the completion of the first five-year co-financing deal worth US$5 billion in the Greater China region.
It is a sovereign investment company focused on investing in essential infrastructure and global supply chains.
Financing coverage, thanks to strong demand from financial institutions in China, exceeded approximately US$12 billion.
That’s three times the original launch volume, which was $4 billion.
As a result, Holding Company (ADQ) increased the transaction size to $5 billion.
The strong demand for this financing reflects the extent of investors’ confidence in the Holding Company’s credit portfolio (ADQ), its strong financial position, and its prestigious international reputation.
The loan will contribute to diversifying the Holding Company’s (ADQ) funding sources, enhancing its liquidity, and achieving the necessary flexibility to benefit from promising investment opportunities.
This credit facility represents the largest term loan to date to a borrower from the Middle East region obtained from Asian financial institutions.
This reflects the ability of Holding (ADQ) to benefit from the capital available in different countries and the increasing cooperation of Asian banks and lending institutions with prestigious issuers in the UAE.
Six global coordinating institutions participated in the deal, including the Dubai branch of the Bank of China, DBS Limited (DBS Bank Ltd), the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited (DIFC branch), and Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited, and JPMorgan Securities PLC.
Holding (ADQ) has received pledges from more than 30 leading financial institutions in the Greater China region.
This reflects the strong level of market interaction with the deal and the broad interest of investors.
