Hayat Kimya Signs EUR 150 Million Murabaha Syndication

Hayat Kimya, one of the global players in the fast-moving consumer goods sector, has secured a long-term murabaha syndication facility worth EUR 150 million, with joint participation from leading global banks Citibank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) and Emirates NBD (ENBD).
Hayat Kimya, a global player in the fast-moving consumer goods sector, has secured a EUR 150 million long-term murabaha syndication with the joint participation of leading global banks Citibank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) and Emirates NBD (ENBD).
Hüseyin Okur, Vice President responsible for Finance at Hayat Kimya, who attended the syndication signing ceremony, stated that "the financing provided is an important step in supporting our global strategy and growth objectives."
A EUR 150 million long-term murabaha syndication was signed between Hayat Kimya and leading global banks Citibank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) and Emirates NBD Bank (ENBD). With 27 production facilities across 8 countries and exports reaching more than 100 countries, Hayat Kimya holds a strong position in the fast-moving consumer goods sector. Through this agreement, the company has strengthened its financial infrastructure while securing an important resource for the investments it continues to pursue steadily.
Hüseyin Okur, Vice President responsible for Finance at Hayat Kimya, who noted that this financing, which will positively impact financial predictability at a time when global uncertainty and short-term capital needs are increasing, reflects confidence in Hayat Kimya and Turkey, stated: "This syndication we have signed will support our current and future strategic investments, while contributing to further strengthening our company's financial structure and increasing the predictability of our financial planning for the future. This syndication, which is one of the clearest indicators of confidence in Hayat Kimya's global vision and the strong brands that enter millions of homes every day, represents a very valuable step for us. I extend my gratitude to all participating institutions that contributed to the realization of this valuable cooperation. Our investments and growth commitment will continue unabated."
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