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2014 & 2015 China Information Sheet-Release Jun-30-2016.Xlsx Release 1:Updated June 30, 2016 Project‐ID Country Est. Year Financier Reported Purpose Identified Chinese Headline Source Date of Project Status Varification In EXIM Amount (Mn) Supplier Article Source Report (Yes ALB.001 Albania 2014 CN Gov 10min yuan agriculture machinery and equipment China to set up 10 million SeeNews 1/24/2014 Confirmed US Embassy‐ No N) yuan (1.2 mln euro) grant Albania fund to back projects in Albania DZA.001 Algeria 2013 1.3bn usd railroad tracks to connect Algeria's Bejaia port to its East‐ China Railway Railway Corp Wins Major China.org 12/24/2013 Signed US Embassy‐ No West Highway (west and center sections of the Construction Algerian Contract http://www.china.org.cn/business/20 Algeria expressway) Corporation (CRCC) 13‐12/24/content_30989152.htm Algeria Press Service http://www.aps.dz/en/economy/1080 6‐rail‐infrastructure‐creation‐of‐ algerian‐chinese‐joint‐venture DZA.002 Algeria 2014 890mn usd Terminal Building Project of Algiers Airport CSCEC CSCEC Wins New Terminal CSCEC 6/11/2014 Signed US Embassy‐ No Building Project of Algiers http://english.cscec.com/art/2014/6/ Algeria Airport 11/art_211_155757.html DZA.003 Algeria 2014 450mn usd TIPAZA Cherchell Ring Expressway Project CSCEC CSCEC Wins Cherchell CSCEC 5/5/2014 Signed US Embassy‐ No Ring Expressway Project http://english.cscec.com/art/2014/5/ Algeria in Algeria 5/art 3533 144242.html DZA.004 Algeria 2016 3500mn usd Central New Port Project of Algeria CSCEC CSCEC Collaborates with CSCEC 1/27/2016 Signed US Embassy‐ No Algerian Firms Building http://english.cscec.com/art/2016/1/ Algeria Largest Port in Algeria 27/art 3533 257123.html AGO.001 Angola 2013 Exim 118mn usd Soyo‐Kapary Transmission and Transformation Project SAIS‐CARI Implementation SAIS‐CARI No AGO.002 Angola 2013 CDB 79mn usd Camaiangala farm in Moxico SAIS‐CARI Implementation SAIS‐CARI No AGO.003 Angola 2013 CDB 2500mn usd Sonangol development SAIS‐CARI Implementation SAIS‐CARI No AGO.004 Angola 2014 CDB 85.5mn usd Manquete farm in Cunene SAIS‐CARI Implementation SAIS‐CARI No AGO.005 Angola 2014 Exim 170mn usd Hydropower in Chimbe‐dala, transmission line in Luena, China's Export Import Financial Services Monitor Worldwide 5/12/2014 Signed SAIS‐CARI Yes (2014) and argo projects in Cuimna. Bank provides Angola with loan of US$170 million AGO.006 Angola 2014 CDB 2000mn usd Sonangol development China to loan Angolas Energy Monitor Worldwide 12/19/2014 Signed SAIS‐CARI No Sonangol $2 bln for oil projects AGO.007 Angola 2014 CDB 2500mn usd Multisector SAIS‐CARI Signed SAIS‐CARI No AGO.008 Angola 2014 Exim 68mn usd Guimba Farm SAIS‐CARI Signed SAIS‐CARI No AGO.009 Angola 2015 ICBC 837.5mn usd Soyo Power Plant ICBC Signs Soyo Power ICBC 7/9/2015 Signed SAIS‐CARI No Plant Financing http://www.icbc.com.cn/icbc/newsup Agreement with the dates/icbc%20news/ICBC%20Signs%2 Ministry of Finance of 0Soyo%20Power%20Plant%20Financi Angola ng%20Agreement%20with%20the%20 Ministry%20of%20Finance%20of%20A ngola htm This information was gathered from media publications and some projects remain unverified. ExIm does not guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this information. Please send any inquiries to [email protected] 1 Release 1:Updated June 30, 2016 AGO.010 Angola 2015 CDB 2000mn usd Long term financing and construction of Sonangol’s SAIS‐CARI Signed SAIS‐CARI No planned 200,000 b/d Sonaref refinery in Lobito AGO.012 Angola 2015 Not Specified 299 mn usd 4,500 homes in six provinces Guangxi Chinese companies secure Macauhub 11/14/2015 Unconfirmed with No Hydroelectric contracts to build houses http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2 Official Source Construction Bureau, in Angola 015/11/11/chinese‐companies‐secure‐ China Road and contracts‐to‐build‐houses‐in‐angola/ Bridge Corporation, China Machinery Engineering Corporation AGO.013 Angola 2015 Not Specified 94.4mn usd Unknown The three Chinese Chinese companies secure Macauhub 11/14/2015 Unconfirmed with No companies are the contracts to build houses http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2 Official Source Guangxi in Angola 015/11/11/chinese‐companies‐secure‐ Hydroelectric contracts‐to‐build‐houses‐in‐angola/ Construction Bureau AGO.014 Angola 2015 Not Specified 62.2mn usd Unknown China Road and Chinese companies secure Macauhub 11/14/2015 Unconfirmed with No Bridge Corporation contracts to build houses http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2 Official Source in Angola 015/11/11/chinese‐companies‐secure‐ contracts‐to‐build‐houses‐in‐angola/ AGO.015 Angola 2015 Not Specified 142.5mn usd Unknown China Machinery Chinese companies secure Macauhub 11/14/2015 Unconfirmed with No Engineering contracts to build houses http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2 Official Source Corporation in Angola 015/11/11/chinese‐companies‐secure‐ contracts‐to‐build‐houses‐in‐angola/ AGO.016 Angola 2015 CN Gov 650 mn usd farming and food processing firms Hasan Group (HS) China to invest $650m in Africa Review 10/26/2015 Unconfirmed with No and Forever Greem Angolan agriculture http://www.africareview.com/News/ Official Source China‐to‐invest‐in‐Angolan‐ agriculture/‐/979180/2930568/‐ /view/printVersion/‐/58xfna/‐ /index html AGO.017 Angola 2014 China‐Africa 1.532 bn usd cooperation deal Central African Republic, TendersInfo 5/12/2014 Unconfirmed with No Development China: China‐Africa Official Source Fund Development Fund inks cooperation deal with Welfare Fund of National Police Staff in Angola ARG.001 Argentina 2014 CN Gov 2.1 bn usd railway project that would enhance the transport of grains China extends global Financial Services Monitor Worldwide 7/24/2014 Unconfirmed with No reach with $7.5 billion Official Source loan deal with Argentina ARG.002 Argentina 2014 CN Gov 300 mn usd two aqueducts in Entre Ríos China signs US$300mn Business News Americas 7/21/2014 Unconfirmed with No aqueduct deal with Official Source Argentina This information was gathered from media publications and some projects remain unverified. ExIm does not guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this information. Please send any inquiries to [email protected] 2 Release 1:Updated June 30, 2016 ARG.003 Argentina 2014 CDB 2499mn usd two large dams in southern Argentina's Patagonia (Nestor Chinese engineering Argentine president highly English News 8/2/2015 Signed Inter‐American No Kirchner and Jorge Cepernic dams) and construction comments on cooperation http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2 Dialogue conglomerate with China in dam 015‐08/02/c_134472432.htm Gezhouba Group building ARG.004 Argentina 2014 CDB, ICBC 2090mn usd 150 train wagons out of the 3,500 wagons and 100 China Machinery 1. Argentina spotlights China Daily 10/17/2015 Signed Inter‐American No locomotives purchased from China Engeneering Chinese‐funded cargo rail http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/ Dialogue Corporation (CMEC) renovation project 2015‐05/07/content_20645496.htm 2. Argentina receives train New China wagons from China to http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2 renew rail freight system 015‐10/17/c_134723605.htm ARG.005 Argentina 2014 CN Gov 2bn usd nuclear power station China to invest US$2 Chinese Business News 9/26/2014 Unconfirmed with No billion in nuclear power Official Source plant in Argentina ARG.006 Argentina 2015 Exim ‐ Finance the entral Termoelectrica Manuel Belgrano Project Inter‐American Dialogue Unconfirmed with No Official Source ARG.006 Argentina 2015 ICBC 4700mn usd Argentina’s fourth nuclear power plant China National Inter‐American Dialogue Unconfirmed with No Nuclear Corp (CNNC) Official Source ARG.007 Argentina 2014 Exim 162mn usd Purchase 150 cars for Metro Line A Inter‐American Dialogue Signed Inter‐American No Dialogue ARM.001 Armenia 2015 ExIm 155.5mn modernize customs control service (portable x‐ray Nuctech Company of New Armenia customs News.am 3/19/2015 Unconfirmed with No yuan scanners that detect explosive devices, weapons, China scanners to be http://news.am/eng/news/257792.ht Official Source medication, and several other high‐level contraband manufactured in China ml items.) ARM.002 Armenia 2014 CN Gov 60 mn yuan technical assistance China to provide Armenia ARMINFO News Agency 12/24/2014 Unconfirmed with No with technical assistance Official Source worth CNY 60 million AUS.001 Australia 2015 CDB, BOC, 1.48bn usd refinancing of the Karara Iron Ore Project KWM acts on US$1.48b KWM.com 6/2/2015 Unconfirmed with No Exim refinancing of the Karara http://www.kwm.com/en/au/knowle Official Source Iron Ore Project dge/news/refinancing‐karara‐iron‐ore‐ project‐china‐development‐ corporation‐bank‐20150602 BHS.001 Bahamas 2015 ExIm 80 mn usd additional funds to keep Baha Mar on track China Construction Bahamas Resort Baha Mar The Wall Street Journal 7/1/2015 Unconfirmed with No America Inc. Wins Access to http://www.wsj.com/articles/bahama Official Source Bankruptcy Loan at Quick s‐resort‐wins‐access‐to‐bankruptcy‐ First Hearing loan‐at‐quick‐first‐hearing‐ 1435779925 BGD.001 Bangladesh 2014 ExIm 800‐900 mn Revamp Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation Mills China seeks to invest in 24 The Financial Express (Bangladesh) 7/13/2014 Unconfirmed with No usd BJMC mills Official Source BGD.002 Bangladesh 2014 CN Gov 1bn usd tunnel under the Karnaphuli river in Chittagong MoU Signed with China News Agency of Bangladesh 6/11/2014 Unconfirmed with No for Construction of Official Source Karnaphuli tunnel This information was gathered from media publications and some projects remain unverified. ExIm does not guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this information.
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