Our loan syndication model is structured around our widespread network of contacts, combined with
solid working relationships established with all major local and foreign banking institutions. Thus we are ideally positioned to offer clients funding alternatives in either rupee or dollar terms in addition to managing the entire process and seeing it through to successful completion.
NDBIB also possesses extensive expertise in Book Building, particularly in relation to emerging financial markets like Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Telecom PLC: Loan syndication of Rs. 4.1 billion for Sri Lanka Telecom PLC (SLT) with the participation of 11 banks to fund SLT's capital expenditure requirement. This is the largest Rupee syndication carried out in the Sri Lankan market to date.
Samson Rubber Industries (Pvt) Limited: Samson Rubber Industries raised Rs. 250 million through a syndicated loan, And the funds were raised with the aim of enabling the company to expand the production capacity of its factories
Suntel Limited: Suntel Limited, a leading fixed wireless telecom vendor raised Rs. 3 billion to part finance their CDMA network expansion and setting up of a broadband network through a syndicated loan facility.
Hemas Manufacturing (PVT) Limited: A loan of Rs. 600 million to facilitate the relocation of the company's manufacturing facilities.
Serendib Flour Mills (Pvt) Limited: Syndicated Loan Facility of Rs. 3.6 billion, for the company to set up a modern flour milling plant at the Colombo Port. NDBIB acted as the Lead Arranger to the syndication and carried out a detailed feasibility study, prepared an information memorandum and facilitated the negotiations between the company and the six participating banks.
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