Ghana's Cocobod signs $300m loan to refinance bills, finance programs

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Agri/Soft Commodities

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Middle East & Africa

Ghana’s Cocobod has signed a $300 million three-year ESG-linked loan with several international lenders to refinance central bank-raised cocoa bills and finance production enhancement programs. The deal marks one of the first such deals in Africa.The receivables-backed trade finance facility...

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