Announcement
17 Nov 2016
The Export Import Bank of India extended a Line of Credit of USD 52.3 million to the government of Mauritius to finance the Project Trident, a project to develop further infrastructure and facilities at the National Coast Guard at Fort William. The credit agreement requires that Mauritius source at least 75% of the contract price of goods and services for the project from India.
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2 certainly harmful
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Implementation date
03 Apr 2017
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Announced: 17 Nov 2016
Local value added incentive
In force
Under the credit agreement for the Line of Credit signed on 3 April 2019, at least 75% of the contract price of goods and services associated with the above project must be sourced from India.
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Announced: 17 Nov 2016
Trade finance
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The funds under the Line of Credit will be used for financing the Project Trident that involves the construction of new National Coast Guard headquarters at Fort William in Mauritius, construction of ...
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