IFC mulls investing $350m in OCI
Cairo, July 4, 2011
Egypt's Orascom Construction Industries (OCI) said on Monday the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC) was considering debt and equity investments in the company worth $350 million.
OCI said in a statement the investment was subject to IFC approval later in the month.
OCI said $200 million would be allocated to its fertilizer group, $100 million to its construction group and $50 million would be spent on its shares. - Reuters
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