National Industries Group gets approval for bondKuwait's National Industries Group (NIG) said on Tuesday it had received regulatory approval to raise KD25 million ($82.9 million) through a bond sale. The transaction will have a lifespan of five years and pay a floating rate More… |
National Industries Group gets $347m loanKuwait's National Industries Group (NIG) has taken out a KD105-million ($347.4 million) three-year loan to refinance existing debts, the company and one of the arrangers said on Sunday. Lenders from Kuwait and the Gulf, in add More… |
National Industries Group gets $347m loanKuwait's National Industries Group (NIG) has taken out a KD105-million ($347.4 million) three-year loan to refinance existing debts, the company and one of the arrangers said on Sunday. Lenders from Kuwait and the Gulf, in add More… |
NIG to sell 30pc of Noor for $99mKuwait's National Industries Group has signed a memorandum of understanding to sell a 29.9 percent stake in Noor Financial Investment Co to an unidentified buyer for 28 million dinars ($99.43 million), the company said on Sunday. More… |
Kuwait's NIG to repay $475m sukukKuwait's National Industries Group Holding (NIG) will repay its $475 million Islamic bond, or sukuk, when it matures on August 16, it said on Tuesday, dropping plans to get a four-year extension from creditors. NIG, More… |
Moody's downgrades NIGMoody's Investors Service has downgraded to B3 with a stable outlook from B2 with a negative outlook the Corporate Family Rating (CFR) and Probability of Default Rating (PDR) of National Industries Group Holding (NIG), as well as the instrumen More… |
NIG extends $1bn capital hike deadlineKuwait's National Industries Group Holding (NIG) has extended the subscription period for a capital increase after its stock fell below the issue price. In May, NIG's shareholders approved a 25 percent capital increase; offering 294.3 More… |
NIG to raise $1.5bn from Islamic bondsNational Industries Group (NIG) plans to raise $1.5 billion by selling Islamic bonds, the company's chairman said. Citibank, Standard Chartered and BNP Paribas are among the arrangers, and presentations to investors will start next week, c More… |