Ratings agency Moody’s has confirmed (paywalled) that Adani Group has had to pay back the US$500m of bonds issued by its NQXT coal port (formerly Adani Abbot Point Terminal) from its own pocket. The bonds matured on 15 December 2022. NQXT, situated in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, … Read More
Five Korean creditors dump Adani’s Abbot Point as judge orders $106m payment to customers
28 August 2020 Market Forces and Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action first wrote to Samsung Securities, Hanwha Securities, Mirae Asset Daewoo, Korea Investment and Securities and the Industrial Bank of Korea on 5 June. These companies were involved in two loans to Abbot Point, made in 2018 and 2019. We … Read More
Adani failing to refinance Abbot Point debt as creditors walk away
6 August 2020 Despite its best efforts, it seems Adani has so far failed to refinance Abbot Point Coal Terminal’s (AAPT) debt, with the company having to repay a total of $270 million for maturing loans and bonds due in 2020. Dipping into its own pocket to pay back the … Read More
Adani loses another banker as bushfire survivors call on creditors to walk away
19 June 2020 South African bank Investec has become the 68th major company to rule out involvement in the controversial Adani Carmichael coal project, while also distancing itself from Adani’s Abbot Point coal port, despite arranging a bond issue for the port back in 2017. This comes just as Abbot … Read More
Adani looking for Abbot Point investors
12 March 2020 Adani is asking investors to back the Abbot Point coal export terminal for the next seven years through a new bond. With take-or-pay contract protection now largely expired, whoever invests is placing a massive bet about the Carmichael coal project going ahead, but some key aspects of … Read More