A consortium of international financing institutions is arranging a USD 662 mn short-term credit facility for the Egyptian General Petroleum Company (EGPC), unnamed sources tell Al Mal. The EGPC will use the facility to cover the costs of supplying Egypt’s petroleum consumption. The consortium is led by the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation and includes Islami Bangladesh Bank, Saudi Arabia’s National Commercial Bank, and Dubai Islamic Bank.
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