SolarIndustryMag.com: Hanwha SolarOne Enters Credit Deal With Bank Of Beijing

Hanwha SolarOne Enters Credit Deal With Bank Of Beijing

by SI Staff on Thursday 27 December 2012

Hanwha SolarOne Co. Ltd. has reached an agreement with the Bank of Beijing for access to up to RMB 3.0 billion (approximately $475 million) of credit over the next twelve-month period.

Drawdown of specific amount is subject to approval procedures of the Bank of Beijing, including review of specific project information, as applicable.

"This new credit facility provides us with access to the additional financial resources necessary to manage and grow our business to exploit downstream project opportunities in China and abroad," explains Jay Seo, chief financial officer at Hanwha SolarOne. "Additionally, we are pleased to have broadened our banking relationships within China to include another leading financial institution, the Bank of Beijing."

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