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KB Bukopin Debt

Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Indonesia

Source: International Finance Corporation (IFC)

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 The proposed project entails a senior debt facility for up to US$300 million in IDR equivalent, provided directly and indirectly for PT. Bank KB Bukopin (“Bukopin” or the “Bank”), a 67% owned subsidiary of the largest South Korean commercial bank, KB Kookmin Bank Co., Ltd. (“KBB” or the “Sponsor”). (the “Project”)The Project will be structured as a social bond (the “Social Bond”) in line with the

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The project “KB Bukopin Debt” is an infrastructure initiative in the Raw Materials sector, located in Indonesia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from International Finance Corporation (IFC).

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 The proposed project entails a senior debt facility for up to US$300 million in IDR equivalent, provided directly and indirectly for PT. Bank KB Bukopin (“Bukopin” or the “Bank”), a 67% owned subsidiary of the largest South Korean commercial bank, KB Kookmin Bank Co., Ltd. (“KBB” or the “Sponsor”). (the “Project”)The Project will be structured as a social bond (the “Social Bond”) in line with the International Capital Market Association’s (“ICMA”) Social Bond Principles (“SBP”) and/or the ASEAN Social Bond Standards (“SBS”). The Project will be the first ever Social Bond to be solely dedicated to supporting socially oriented financing in conformity with the eligibility criteria set under SBP, with the objective of supporting post-COVID recovery. By funnelling financial resources through the Social Bond, targeting social segments which have been amongst the worst hit by the pandemic or play an essential role in sustainable recovery, IFC will be contributing to an inclusive and resilient post COVID-19 recovery in Indonesia, which is in line with the “Building Back Better” approach.

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