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05 March 2020

US Exim withdraws from $17bn Rovuma LNG project

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Middle East & Africa

US Exim has backed out of the $17 billion Rovuma LNG project financing in Mozambique. The US ECA had pledged a $2-$3 billion debt package to the Exxonmobil-led project, although now its cover has been officially withdrawn, the financing has been delayed as a result.A source close to the deal tells...

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