Trafigura closes $2.2 billion loan facilities in Asia with strong bank support

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Asia-Pacific

Jonathan Bell

Editor-in-chief

Trafigura Pte, the Singapore arm of global commodity trading company Trafigura has successfully closed its new syndicated revolving credit facility (RCF) and term loan facilities at $2.2 billion-equivalent today. The success of the transaction comes a day after the death of Trafigura’s founder and executive chairman, Claude Dauphin.

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