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Olam Agri, has secured a $1.85bn dual-tranche financing agreement as part of efforts to support its corporate activities. The deal consists of a $1.6bn conventional loan and a $250mn Islamic financing facility. The borrowers for the conventional tranche are Olam Global Agri Pte. Ltd. and Olam Global Agri Treasury Pte. Ltd., who also act as purchasers under the Islamic structure. Olam Agri is majority-owned (64.6%) by Olam Group, with the remaining stake held by a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s SALIC, owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF). This ownership structure ties the company to both Asian and Middle Eastern strategic interests in food security. Analysts note that the mixed financing approach reflects both, traditional and Shariah-compliant capital sourcing strategies, increasingly common in global agri-business. The deal underscores growing cross-border collaboration in agriculture finance amid rising global food demand.
Olam’s bonds traded stable with its S$ 4% 2026s at 100.1, yielding 3.8%.
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