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Bank Mega Syariah has led a Rp 870 billion syndicated financing for PT Pandega Citra Niaga's Borneo Bay Mall project in East Kalimantan, alongside Bank Mega and Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI). The financing will support asset refinancing and project development, expected to boost local economic activity. This collaboration demonstrates the banks' commitment to supporting large-scale infrastructure projects through syndicated financing and Islamic banking principles.
Bank Mega Syariah has successfully arranged a Rp 870 billion syndicated financing facility for PT Pandega Citra Niaga, the developer behind the Borneo Bay Mall project in East Kalimantan 1
The financing will be used primarily for asset refinancing and project development, with the aim of supporting the continued growth of the Borneo Bay Mall project. As Guritno, Corporate & Business Banking Division Head at Bank Mega Syariah, noted, "Through this syndicated financing, Bank Mega Syariah is committed to supporting productive projects that generate sustainable economic impact" 2
The syndicated financing facility was arranged using a Wa'd/Line Facility scheme, with a derivative contract based on Musyarakah Mutanaqisah (MMQ) principles that comply with Islamic banking regulations 2
The successful arrangement of this significant financing deal highlights the continued confidence in East Kalimantan's property market, particularly in mixed-use developments like Borneo Bay Mall that integrate residential, office, commercial, and entertainment spaces. As Guritno observed, "Economic centers like Borneo Bay Mall still have good prospects" 2
Syndicated Financing Arrangement
Large-scale Property Investment