IFC to invest €60 million in VW India
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) will provide a loan up to €60 million from its own account and a syndicated loan up to €75 million to Volkswagen India’s Plant in Pune. Volkswagen India’s plant at Chakan in Pune was inaugurated recently. IFC may consider an equity or quasi-equity component within the proposed €60 million investment, according to information on IFC’s Web site. IFC will also explore the possibility of offering advisory services to further develop Volkswagen’s local supplier base.
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Published On Apr 09, 2009 17:52 IST
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The Pune plant has a capacity of 1.10 lakh units a year and is being set up at a cost of €580 million, including investment in tooling for the company’s suppliers.
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