Brazil's Vale Secures BRL6.2 Billion Loan Package From BNDES
April 15 2014 - 10:02AM
Dow Jones News
RIO DE JANEIRO--Brazilian mining major Vale SA said Tuesday it
has secured a 6.2 billion real ($2.8 billion) financing package
from state development bank BNDES for its massive iron-ore project
in the Carajas region of the Amazon jungle.
Vale should receive the funds within three years and will have
10 years to pay them back. Additional terms of financing weren't
disclosed. The new contract comes in addition to some BRL12 billion
in credit lines and financing packages that Vale already has with
BNDES, the company said.
The world's largest producer of iron ore plans to invest $8.09
billion opening a new mining block at Carajas and another $11.58
billion in logistics to expand its production capacity in the
region by 90 million metric tons through 2018. Vale last year
churned out 311 million tons of iron ore across Brazil.
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