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Chinese ECA Project Database Released June 30, 2017 1 Project ID Country Est. Year Financier Reported Purpose Identified Headline Source Date of Article Project Status Verification Part of MLT Amount (USD Chinese Supplier Source Export Credit millions) Estimate ATG.001 Antigua 2016 Exim 100.00 Deep Water Government receives Radio ZDK 11/23/2016 Unconfirmed No Harbour approval for multi- http://radiozdk.com/main/2016/11/go with official million dollar Chinese vernment-receives-approval-for-multi- source loan for Port Expansion million-dollar-chinese-loan-for-port- expansion/ ARG.008 Argentina 2016 Exim, ICBC 340.00 Jujuy 300MW Shanghai Electric Chinese banks consider Renewables Now 6/5/2016 Confirmed U.S. Embassy - Yes Photovoltaic Solar Power extending loans for 300- https://renewablesnow.com/news/chi Argentina Park Construction, MW PV project in nese-banks-consider-extending-loans- PowerChina, Argentina for-300-mw-pv-project-in-argentina- Talesun 528394/ AUS.002 Australia 2016 CIC 6400.00 Purchase of China's bold One Belt, Reuters 2/19/2016 Confirmed U.S. Embassy - No Asciano, a port One Road project eyes http://www.reuters.com/article/us- Australia and rail operator Australia detour asciano-m-a-china-idUSKCN0W335X AUS.003 Australia 2016 CDB 473.00 Construction of Yangzijiang Fortescue secures $473m Splash 247 11/14/2016 Confirmed U.S. Embassy - No eight ore carriers Shipbuilding, VLOC financing from http://splash247.com/fortescue- Australia Guangzhou China Development Bank secures-473m-vloc-financing-china- Shipbuilding development-bank/ BGD.032 Bangladesh 2016 Exim 156.00 Fiber optic cable China Railway Govt to connect 2600 The Daily Star 9/7/2016 Unconfirmed No network International UPs with fiber optic http://www.thedailystar.net/business/ with official Group cables govt-connect-2600-ups-fibre-optic- source cables-1281751 BGD.033 Bangladesh 2016 Exim 1560.00 1,320MW coal- Northeast Electric Chinese consortium signs China Daily 1/9/2017 Unconfirmed No fired power plant Power deal to construct http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/business/ with official in Payra Engineering, Bangladesh's $1.56b 2016-03/30/content_24183033.htm source China Energy power plant Engineering Group BGD.034 Bangladesh 2016 Exim 184.50 Six new shipping China National Bangladesh Shipping: 4-traders 8/10/2016 Unconfirmed No vessels Machinery China to provide $184.50 http://www.4- with official Import & Export m loan for procuring 6 traders.com/BANGLADESH-SHIPPING- source Corporation vessels CO-LT-20707369/news/Bangladesh- Shipping-China-to-provide-184-50-m- loan-for-procuring-6-vessels- 22896221/ BGD.035 Bangladesh 2016 Exim 705.00 3.4 kilometre China China EXIM bank to give China Communications Construction 10/3/2016 Company's press No tunnel under the Communications 1.16bn in loan Company release Karnaphuli River Construction http://en.ccccltd.cn/newscentre/comp Company anynews/201507/t20150708_39681.ht ml BGD.036 Bangladesh 2016 Exim 550.00 Oil pipeline China Petroleum China company to build China.org 12/8/2016 Unconfirmed No project Pipeline Bureau 220-km oil pipeline in http://www.china.org.cn/business/201 with official Bangladesh 6-12/08/content_39878937.htm source This information was gathered from media publications, and as a result, some projects remain unverified. EXIM does not guarantee the accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of this information. Please send any inquries to [email protected] Released June 30, 2017 2 BLR.012 Belarus 2016 CDB 1400.00 Slavkaliy mining Belarusbank implements Belarusbank 6/24/2016 Company's press No and processing investment project on https://belarusbank.by/en/about_bank release complex potash salts extraction /bank_news/10937 worth USD 1.4 BLN BMU.002 Bermuda 2016 Exim 321.60 Four suezmaxes New Times Frontline Secures World Maritime News 11/29/2016 Unconfirmed Yes and four LR2 Shipbuilding Financing for Eight http://worldmaritimenews.com/archiv with official product tankers Newbuildings es/207539/frontline-secures-financing- source for-eight-newbuildings/ BOL.004 Bolivia 2016 Exim 450.00 El Mutun steel Sinosteel Bolivia inks deal for S&P Global Platts 3/30/2016 Confirmed Interamerican Yes project Mutun steel project with https://www.platts.com/latest- Dialogue China's Sinosteel news/metals/saopaulo/bolivia-inks- deal-for-mutun-steel-project-with- 21178306 BOL.005 Bolivia 2016 Exim 1000.00 400MW Rositas Sinohydro Bolivia holds site visit for Investment Catalogue - Plurinational 7/11/2016 Confirmed Interamerican Yes hydroelectric US$1bn hydro State of Bolivia Dialogue plant in Santa Cruz http://www.planificacion.gob.bo/uplo ads/CATALOGUE.pdf BOL.006 Bolivia 2016 Exim 300.00 Viru Viru Beijing Urban Beijing urban China Daily 6/30/2016 Unconfirmed No International Construction construction group http://europe.chinadaily.com.cn/busin with official Airport Company (BUCG) won the bid of ess/2016- source Bolivia Viru Viru 04/07/content_24343698.htm International BOL.007 Bolivia 2016 Exim 426.00 Double track El Sinohydro "El Sillar" Road Sinohydro Confirmed U.S. Embassy - Yes Sillar http://eng.sinohydro.com/index.php? Bolivia m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=4 6&id=412 BOS.006 Bosnia 2016 Exim 510.00 Banja Luka- Sinohydro China and South-Eastern European Bank for Reconstruction and 7/1/2016 Unconfirmed Yes Mliniste Europe: Infrastructure, Development with official motorway trade and investment http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j source links &q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad= rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjKxdjauqzU AhVJ4D4KHbLQCDQQFgguMAI&url=htt p%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebrd.com%2Fdocu ments%2Fcomms-and-bis%2Fsee-china- investments.pdf&usg=AFQjCNFcR5OU unvYGoJGLKgZt079WZvKBA BRA.013 Brazil 2016 CDB 5000.00 Debt refinancing China loan to Petrobras Reuters 2/27/2016 Unconfirmed No /servicing may help pay most 2016 http://www.reuters.com/article/us- with official debt brazil-petrobras-china- source idUSKCN0W001T BRA.014 Brazil 2016 ICBC 1000.00 P-52 platform Petrobras Gets Financing Zacks 3/10/2016 Unconfirmed No Worth $1 Billion from https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2 with official ICBC of China 10138/petrobras-gets-financing-worth- source 1-billion-from-icbc-of-china This information was gathered from media publications, and as a result, some projects remain unverified. EXIM does not guarantee the accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of this information. Please send any inquries to [email protected] Released June 30, 2017 3 BRA.015 Brazil 2016 Exim 1000.00 Equipment and Brazil's Petrobras says to Reuters 5/9/2016 Unconfirmed No goods that tap $1-bln credit line http://www.reuters.com/article/petro with official Petrobras has with China Exim Bank bras-china-exim-bank-idUSE4N12E028 source already signed with Chinese companies BFA.001 Burkina Faso 2016 Exim 180.00 Fibre optic Burkina Faso: Between South African Journal of International 1/23/2017 Confirmed U.S. Embassy - Yes network Taiwan's active public Affiars Burkina Faso diplomacy and China's http://gis.hkbu.edu.hk/files/BurkinaFa business attractiveness soBetweenTaiwansActivePublicDiplom acyAndChinasBusinessAttractiveness.p df CMR.015 Cameroon 2016 Exim 524.50 Kribi Deep Sea China Harbour CAMEROON: Port Caj News Africa 2/26/2016 Unconfirmed No Port expansion Engineering expansion steers http://cajnewsafrica.com/2016/02/24/ with official (Part 1) Company Cameroon’s Vison 2035 cameroon-port-expansion-steers- source cameroons-vison-2035/ CMR.016 Cameroon 2016 Exim 150.00 Kribi Deep Sea China Harbour CAMEROON: Port Caj News Africa 2/26/2016 Unconfirmed No Port expansion Engineering expansion steers http://cajnewsafrica.com/2016/02/24/ with official (Part 2) Company Cameroon’s Vison 2035 cameroon-port-expansion-steers- source cameroons-vison-2035/ DNK.001 Denmark 2016 Exim 115.00 Four LR2 vessels Danish shipping company Torm 7/11/2016 Company's press Yes signs $115m deal with http://ir.euroinvestor.com/Tools/news release Chexim ArticleHTML.aspx?solutionID=2464&cu stomerKey=Torm&storyID=13411025 ECU.009 Ecuador 2016 ICBC 970.00 Public funding Ecuador secures $970m Financial Times 1/22/2016 No credit line from China’s http://www.ft.com/fastft/2016/01/22/ ICBC ecuador-secures-970m-credit-line- from-chinas- icbc/?ft_site=falcon&desktop=true ECU.010 Ecuador 2016 Exim 198.00 Building of a China Exim Bank Xinhua News 2/25/2016 Unconfirmed No university provides loan for http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/20 with official pioneering Ecuadorian 16-02/26/c_135133313.htm source university ECU.010 Ecuador 2016 CDB 2000.00 Public investment Ecuador to receive $2 bln Reuters 4/18/2016 Unconfirmed No from China Development http://www.reuters.com/article/ecuad with official Bank for investment or-china-idUSL5N17L5Y7 source EGY.007 Egypt 2016 Exim 758.00 500KV China State Grid China Eximbank Takes China ExIm Bank News Release 11/7/2016 Confirmed U.S. Embassy - Yes Transmission the Lead in Supporting http://english.eximbank.gov.cn/tm/en- Egypt Lines Project China-Egypt Production NR/index_633_28755.html Capacity Cooperation EGY.008 Egypt 2016 CN Gov 1000.00 Sanitation Projects Egypt Borrows $1B From International Business Times 1/13/2016 Unconfirmed No China For Sanitation http://www.ibtimes.com/egypt- with official Projects Ahead Of borrows-1b-china-sanitation-projects- source Chinese President's Visit ahead-chinese-presidents-visit- 2263012 This information was gathered from media publications, and as a result, some projects remain unverified. EXIM does not guarantee the accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of this information. Please send any inquries to [email protected] Released June 30, 2017 4 EGY.009 Egypt 2016 CDB
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