Ethiopia could drop licence issue if bids don't match valuations
The government of Ethiopia could shelve its forthcoming licence issue if the bids received for the permits do not match an independent valuation.
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The government of Ethiopia could shelve its forthcoming licence issue if the bids received for the permits do not match an independent valuation.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Getty Images) Bloomberg By Samuel Gebre The International Monetary Fund backed Ethiopia’s plan to rework its debt under the Group of 20 common framework as it reached a staff-level agreement with the government on credit facilities. To strengthen debt sustainability, the authorities aim to lower the risk of debt distress rating to moderate by re-profiling debt service obligations,” the lender said in an emailed statement on Tuesday. “In this context, the fund welcomes Ethiopia’s request for debt treatment under t...
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Ethiopia May Engage Private Creditors After Debt Review Simon Marks, Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Ethiopia may approach private creditors for debt talks after it reviews liabilities with official lenders amid security risks that are adding to investorsâ worries. The nationâs Eurobonds plunged the most on record last week after State Minister of Finance Eyob Tekalign said the government will seek to restructure its external debt under a Group of 20 debt-suspension program. With no details on how the decision would affect holders of Ethiopiaâs $1 billion of 2024 Eurobonds, many ...
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