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TAV to borrow 393 mln euros for Tunisia project

Fri Apr 25, 2008 2:41am EDT

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ISTANBUL, April 25 (Reuters) - TAV Tunisie, a unit of Turkish airport operator TAV Airports Holding (TAVHL.IS), signed a 392.5 million euros ($618.5 million) to finance an infrastructure project in Tunisia, TAV said on Friday.

The loan will be extended by the International Finance Cooperation, ABN Amro Bank N.V., Societe Generale and Standard Bank for what TAV said is the biggest infrastructure project in Tunisia. (Writing by Selcuk Gokoluk; Editing by Paul Bolding)



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