Section
Deals
M&A, private equity, sovereign funds and multilateral financing.
ADB approves $302 million Baku Metro signalling loan with AIIB co-financing
In the $515 million project, both loans go to the government and are on-granted to the state-owned operator, which carries no debt service.
EBRD buys 5 per cent of AikGroup for up to €64 million, with a board seat
The price implies a post-money value of up to about €1.28 billion for the Cyprus-based owner of Aik Banka, Gorenjska Banka and Hipotekarna Banka.
IFC lends €100 million to Turkish food group Doğuş Çay over eight years
The loan, with a two-year grace period, funds chips and tomato paste capacity and storage as the company plans a potato chip plant in Hungary for 2027.
Samruk-Kazyna and Oman Investment Authority plan $150 million joint fund
The sovereign investors agreed to set up the vehicle by the end of 2026 on a parity basis, alongside an oil and gas framework between KazMunayGas and OQ.
ADB signs $200 million results-based loan for Uzbek power distribution
The $371 million programme, co-financed by the World Bank, ties disbursement to seven indicators including board oversight at the national grid company.
EBRD lends Enerjisa Üretim up to $150 million to refinance short-term debt
The loan to the Sabancı and E.ON joint venture is tied to sustainability targets, but the EBRD did not publish the targets, the tenor or the pricing.
EBRD lends up to €229 million across three Kazakh loans in September
A KZT 102 billion loan to Samruk Energy's Almaty distributor takes about 85 per cent; an agricultural trader and an IT distributor share the rest.
CEECAT Capital's third fund closes first round at €135 million with EIF and EBRD anchors
The manager targets €200 million for buy-and-build deals across central and eastern Europe and Türkiye, and adds Poland as a new market.
Actis and Mubadala-backed Rezolv signs €561 million, 14-lender loan for Dama Solar
The green project financing for the 1.3 GWp plant mixes ten commercial banks with the EIB, EBRD, IFC and BSTDB, backed by two contracts for difference.
