Bilateral loans archive

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New bilateral loans between 1 July 2022 – 30 June 2024

New bilateral loans between 1 July 2022 - 31 December 2023
Date of loan agreement Lender Beneficiary Use of proceeds Loan amount Loan currency Interest rate Maturity (years) Grace period (months) Collateral
18/10/2022 AIFFP* Republic of Fiji Transport infrastructure 40,000,000 USD SOFR + margin 10‑15 36 N/A
15/12/2022 AIFFP* Democratic Republic of Timor‑Leste Transport infrastructure 40,000,000 USD SOFR + margin 20‑25 60 N/A
15/12/2022 Australian Government Independent State of Papua New Guinea Budget Support 750,000,000 AUD Australian Government cost of borrowing 20‑25 0 N/A
8/12/2023 Australian Government Independent State of Papua New Guinea Budget Support 600,000,000 AUD Australian Government cost of borrowing 20 0 N/A

Total outstanding bilateral loans as of 30 June 2023

Total outstanding bilateral loans as of 30 June 2023
Country name Export Finance Australia International Monetary Agreements Act Total (AUD)
Cuba $8,766,912.76   $8,766,912.760
Indonesia $399,093.93 $1,250,000,000.00  $1,250,399,093.930
Iraq $94,357,895.62   $94,357,895.620
Palau $13,359,127.15    $13,359,127.150
Papua New Guinea $819,420,114.77 $1,849,038,440.45  $2,668,458,555.22
Solomon Islands $16,005,738.48    $16,005,738.480
Sri Lanka $66,311,313.45    $66,311,313.450
Trinidad and Tobago $248,269,878.33    $248,269,878.33

Note: This table does not include the 2004 Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Reconstruction and Development (AIPRD) lending to Indonesia.  


* Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific

Secured Overnight Financing Rate

At the time of drawdown as determined by the daily yield on Australian Government bonds with a 10 year maturity