JBIC raises to $283 million its financing for a US crude export project

FinanceInternationalInspenetNov 13, 2026, 2:05 PMAI summary

The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) raised the ceiling of its credit line to Japan Invest 2 LLC to about $283 million, more than double the previous $138 million cap, as formalized on October 20. The funds support a crude oil transport and export project in the United States. The operation is carried out under a syndicated co-financing with private banks totaling about $850 million, with trade credit insurance coverage from the Japanese agency NEXI.

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JBIC expands its credit line to Japan Invest 2 LLC to about $283 million, up from the previous $138 million.
The project's total financing package amounts to about $850 million with private banks.
NEXI will provide trade credit insurance on the portion contributed by private banks.

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JBIC raises to $283 million its financing for a US crude export project

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