Gazprom borrows $11 bln in H1, $4.5 bln from Sberbank

MOSCOW, July 20 (Reuters) - Russia's gas export monopoly Gazprom (GAZP.MM), the country's most indebted firm, borrowed over $11 billion in the first half of 2009 and redeemed $5.3 billion, the company said in a memorandum to investors.

Russia's biggest bank, state-run Sberbank SBER03.MM, was Gazprom's most active lender in the first half of the year providing over $4.5 billion, the memorandum said.

Following are details of Gazprom's biggest loans taken in the first half of this year. Vneshekonombank, $375 million, Jan 2009 Sberbank, $724 million, Feb 2009 Vneshekonombank, $150 million, March 2009 White Nights Finance B.V., $1.3 billion, March 2009 Sberbank, $3 billion, April 2009 Russian Agricultural Bank, $600 million, April 2009 GPB Credit Risk Management S.A., $600 million, April 2009 Sberbank, $857 million, May 2009 MDM, $157 million, May 2009 TKB, $175 million, May 2009 Vneshekonombank, $150 million, June 2009 Commerzbank and Dresdner Bank, 298 million euro Rouble bonds, 25 billion rouble Eurobonds, $2.25 billion and CHF 500 million, April 2009

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