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African Development Bank Arranges $1.2 Billion Railway Financing for Tanzania

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Tanzania secured a US$1.2 billion commercial financing facility to construct the 411-kilometre electrified Tabora–Kigoma section of its standard gauge railway. The African Development Bank arranged this deal, providing a partial credit guarantee of up to US$800 million. The financing was co-arranged by nine banks, including Deutsche Bank of Germany and Société Générale of France.

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The financing supports a major infrastructure project designed to build a modern, standard gauge railway line connecting Tabora and Kigoma in Tanzania. This investment is structured to combine development finance, commercial lending, and credit insurance.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • TanzaniaSigned the US$1.2 billion commercial financing facility for the railway.
  • African Development BankArranged the financing facility for the railway project.
  • TaboraIs the starting point of the 411-kilometre railway section.
  • KigomaIs the destination of the 411-kilometre railway section.

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  • TanzaniaSpeculative

    Might see increased trade and connectivity due to the railway infrastructure.

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