The shareholders of Turgai Petroleum on a parity basis are LUKOIL Overseas and PetroKazakhstan Inc. (a JV between CNPC (66.6%) and KazMunaiGas (33.3%)). The loan agreement was signed in October 2011 for the term of five years and the first tranche of $300 million was received in several installments within six months.
The Bank of China (London) is the mandated lead arranger of the deal, BNP Paribas (Suisse), Citibank (Kazakhstan), Deutsche Bank (Amsterdam) and Raiffeisen Bank International took part in the loan syndication. UniCredit Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. were also attracted to provide the second tranche of the loan.
Turgai Petroleum is producing hydrocarbons from the Kumkol field located 200 km from Kyzylorda, which is the central city of the region. 2.14 mm tons of oil (LUKOIL's share was 1.07 mm tons) and 146 mm cm of gas (LUKOIL's share was 73 mm cm) were produced on the field in 2012.
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