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Essar Likely to Sign Pact with Chinese Bank for $1 Billion Loan

Essar Oil Ltd. (500134.BY) will likely sign an initial agreement with a Chinese bank Tuesday for a $1 billion loan as part of the Indian company's efforts to tap overseas funds to refinance expensive local debt, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said Monday.The likely deal with China Development Bank will be supported by an agreement to supply fuel products from Essar's refinery to China's PetroChina Co. (0857.HK), said the person who asked not to be named."The amount will be a kind of an advance payment for fuel product exports," the person said. This will be an initial agreement and details will be worked out later, the person said.In a statement, the Essar group said it has been in discussions with several international banks, including Chinese banks, to replace its local debt. "China Development Bank is part of that conversation," it added.Essar Oil, a unit of Essar Energy PLC (ESSR.LN), plans to raise $1.8 billion through overseas loans and bonds over the next three to ...

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