Puma Energy closes $1.25 billion facility oversubscribed

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Asia-Pacific

Jonathan Bell

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Singapore-headquartered Puma Energy, a global mid and downstream energy company, has closed its revolving credit (RCF) and term loan facilities amounting to $1.25 billion. The financing was substantially oversubscribed, and the company reports well ahead of initial expectations.

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