Our flexible mandate enables us to consider providing finance for infrastructure projects more broadly than other agencies. We assess infrastructure transactions on their wider benefit to Australia, which allows us to support a greater range of projects and other developments. We can also work collaboratively with Australian and international partners to provide finance.
We can support a wide variety of infrastructure developments within the Indo-Pacific region across a range of sectors, including telecommunications, energy, electrification, water and sanitation and transportation.
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Power Construction Joint Stock Company No.1 (PCC1) is one of the largest renewable power plant developers domestically, specialising in constructing power facilities in Vietnam. RENOVA is a Japanese renewable energy developer and operator of renewable energy power generation facilities.
To enable the development, construction and operation of three wind farms in Quang Tri province in the central highlands of Vietnam, the project sponsors required a US$173 million Green loan project financing package.
In collaboration with the Asian Development Bank, the Japan International Cooperation Agency and private financiers, we provided a US$32 million (A$41 million) loan as part of a green syndicated finance facility.
Digicel Pacific is the biggest mobile operator in the South Pacific region. Telstra is Australia’s leading telecommunications and technology company, offering a full range of communications services.
Telstra required financial and risk management support to acquire Digicel Pacific.
The Government, through Export Finance Australia, provided Telstra with a financing package worth $US1.33 billion, as well as political risk insurance, to support its acquisition.
VinFast is deploying fast-charging units and electric buses across Vietnam, which are expected to play an important role in helping the nation to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. Export Finance Australia is providing a US$30 million loan as part of a finance package to support the uptake of electric vehicles and energy transition across Vietnam.
To support the rollout of the first e-vehicle charging network infrastructure and e-bus manufacturing facility for public transport in Vietnam, VinFast required a US$135 million finance package.
We provided a US$30 million loan in collaboration with the Australian Climate Finance Partnership, the Asian Development Bank and a syndicate of sustainability-focused development finance institutions.
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