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<body>DayOne Data Centers, a leading Singapore-based data centre operator, has secured MYR15 billion (US$3.5 billion) of multicurrency dual-tranche financing to support its data centres in Johor, Malaysia, marking its biggest-ever loan.  The financing includes MYR7.5 billion in Murabaha Islamic financing and a US$1.7 billion offshore term loan facility, tapping both liquidity from onshore bank market and offshore lenders. The deal attracted strong interest from local and international banks, achieving an oversubscription of two times. Proceeds will fund refinancing and capital expenditures for DayOne’s data centres that are expected to obtain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable digital infrastructure.  DayOne’s anchor data centre campuses will be located at Nusajaya and Kempas Tech Parks in the state of Johor, and will be part of investments into the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone. Johor is emerging as a strategic data centre hub in Southeast Asia, capitalising on its proximity to Singapore, to meet the rising demand for artificial intelligence. The state is expected to host 60% of Malaysia’s total data centre capacity by 2030. As Mandated Lead Arranger, Bookrunner, Underwriter and Joint Coordinator for the USD tranche, Crédit Agricole CIB played a pivotal role in delivering critical funding to fuel DayOne’s expansion. This transaction highlights the Bank’s global expertise in data centre financing and tailoring solutions that support clients in accessing diverse liquidity pools to achieve scalable, funding.  <a @href="Citation 1">Citation 1</a><a @href="Citation 2">Citation 2</a></body>

<body>This landmark transaction represents one of Asia’s largest data centre syndicated financings and Malaysia’s biggest syndicated green Islamic facility.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB supports DayOne Data Centers in benchmark data centre financing in Malaysia

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<body>DayOne Data Centers, a leading Singapore-based data centre operator, has secured MYR15 billion (US$3.5 billion) of multicurrency dual-tranche financing to support its data centres in Johor, Malaysia, marking its biggest-ever loan.  The financing includes MYR7.5 billion in Murabaha Islamic financing and a US$1.7 billion offshore term loan facility, tapping both liquidity from onshore bank market and offshore lenders. The deal attracted strong interest from local and international banks, achieving an oversubscription of two times. Proceeds will fund refinancing and capital expenditures for DayOne’s data centres that are expected to obtain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable digital infrastructure.  DayOne’s anchor data centre campuses will be located at Nusajaya and Kempas Tech Parks in the state of Johor, and will be part of investments into the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone. Johor is emerging as a strategic data centre hub in Southeast Asia, capitalising on its proximity to Singapore, to meet the rising demand for artificial intelligence. The state is expected to host 60% of Malaysia’s total data centre capacity by 2030. As Mandated Lead Arranger, Bookrunner, Underwriter and Joint Coordinator for the USD tranche, Crédit Agricole CIB played a pivotal role in delivering critical funding to fuel DayOne’s expansion. This transaction highlights the Bank’s global expertise in data centre financing and tailoring solutions that support clients in accessing diverse liquidity pools to achieve scalable, funding.  <a href="Citation 1">Citation 1</a><a href="Citation 2">Citation 2</a></body>

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<body>This transaction comprises two tranches, including a non-call 5.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion and a non-call 10.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion.MTR Corporation (MTR), the majority government-owned public transport operator in Hong Kong, also operating in other regions, has priced a US$3 billion issuance of subordinated perpetual hybrid securities on 16 June 2025. The transaction was the largest USD corporate subordinated perpetual securities in Asia ex. Japan, underlining global investor confidence in MTR and the sector’s prospect in Hong Kong.Hybrid securities are securities that feature both debt (borrowing money from an external source) and equity characteristics (raising money by selling shares). One common example of hybrid securities is subordinated perpetual bonds, in which investors that hold a higher seniority of the bond gets paid out first.Crédit Agricole CIB acted as Joint Global Coordinator and the sole bank responsible for deal structuring and ratings process on this landmark transaction. The securities are rated “A” by S&P Global Ratings and “A2” by Moody’s Ratings, which are the highest issue ratings ever achieved for a USD subordinated perpetual issuance globally.Proceeds raised will be used to for general operational purposes and continue to support MTR in future infrastructure projects. The transaction is the first milestone in MTR’s addition of subordinated perpetual securities as strategic component to their long-term capital structure, which will allow the company to flexibly manage future major infrastructure investments and asset replacement.This is the third bond mandate Crédit Agricole CIB received from MTR, after supporting its US$3 billion public bond issuance in March 2025 and raising 4.5 billion yuan through a dim sum bond in September 2024. It also represents the Bank’s third corporate hybrid mandate from Hong Kong in 2025, following hybrid transactions executed for CLP Power Hong Kong and Hysan Development, a Hong Kong property investment, management and development company. Crédit Agricole CIB is the only bank responsible for ratings workstream on all three transactions including the MTR’s, reflecting our client's confidence in our expertise in structuring and ratings advice.   <a @href="Citation 1">Citation 1</a><a @href="Citation 2">Citation 2</a></body>

<body>This transaction comprises two tranches, including a non-call 5.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion and a non-call 10.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB acts as Joint Global Coordinator on MTR's inaugural USD subordinated perpetual hybrid securities issuance

<body>This transaction comprises two tranches, including a non-call 5.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion and a non-call 10.5-year tranche of US$1.5 billion.MTR Corporation (MTR), the majority government-owned public transport operator in Hong Kong, also operating in other regions, has priced a US$3 billion issuance of subordinated perpetual hybrid securities on 16 June 2025. The transaction was the largest USD corporate subordinated perpetual securities in Asia ex. Japan, underlining global investor confidence in MTR and the sector’s prospect in Hong Kong.Hybrid securities are securities that feature both debt (borrowing money from an external source) and equity characteristics (raising money by selling shares). One common example of hybrid securities is subordinated perpetual bonds, in which investors that hold a higher seniority of the bond gets paid out first.Crédit Agricole CIB acted as Joint Global Coordinator and the sole bank responsible for deal structuring and ratings process on this landmark transaction. The securities are rated “A” by S&P Global Ratings and “A2” by Moody’s Ratings, which are the highest issue ratings ever achieved for a USD subordinated perpetual issuance globally.Proceeds raised will be used to for general operational purposes and continue to support MTR in future infrastructure projects. The transaction is the first milestone in MTR’s addition of subordinated perpetual securities as strategic component to their long-term capital structure, which will allow the company to flexibly manage future major infrastructure investments and asset replacement.This is the third bond mandate Crédit Agricole CIB received from MTR, after supporting its US$3 billion public bond issuance in March 2025 and raising 4.5 billion yuan through a dim sum bond in September 2024. It also represents the Bank’s third corporate hybrid mandate from Hong Kong in 2025, following hybrid transactions executed for CLP Power Hong Kong and Hysan Development, a Hong Kong property investment, management and development company. Crédit Agricole CIB is the only bank responsible for ratings workstream on all three transactions including the MTR’s, reflecting our client's confidence in our expertise in structuring and ratings advice.   <a href="Citation 1">Citation 1</a><a href="Citation 2">Citation 2</a></body>

Crédit Agricole CIB welcomes the second edition of data centre financing conference

Hosting the third 'Women in Maritime' event in celebration of the International Day for Women in Maritime

<body>This year’s strong line-up of corporate and sponsor clients from Europe, the US and Asia, representing a wide cross-section of sectors, was reflected by significant interest from the global investor community.The conference also featured a series of compelling panels and talks on the macro economy, the geopolitical environment, the dynamics and trends of the leveraged debt capital markets, expected M&A activity and the growth of private debt, with leading representatives from the buyside community, private equity, rating agencies, credit strategists and economists.By bringing together our issuer and institutional clients, we aim to provide a platform to share and gain insights into current trends and developments in the leveraged finance credit market, and an opportunity to network, to exchange and share perspectives at a time when the leveraged credit markets and activity remain robust, but we are faced with greater economic and political challenges.As a leading player in the leveraged finance arena, we are committed to delivering exceptional service and expertise to our clients, helping them navigate today’s complex markets.We thank our issuer and investor clients for their continued loyalty and support, our partners and colleagues for participating, and our speakers and panellists for their contribution and insights. We look forward to seeing you again next year!<a @href="Quote 1">Quote 1</a><a @href="Quote 2">Quote 2</a></body>

<body>Our Bank hosted its 18th Annual Global High Yield & Leveraged Finance conference in London on 27 March 2025, bringing together our issuer and investor clients.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB hosted its 18th Annual Global High Yield & Leveraged Finance

<body>This year’s strong line-up of corporate and sponsor clients from Europe, the US and Asia, representing a wide cross-section of sectors, was reflected by significant interest from the global investor community.The conference also featured a series of compelling panels and talks on the macro economy, the geopolitical environment, the dynamics and trends of the leveraged debt capital markets, expected M&A activity and the growth of private debt, with leading representatives from the buyside community, private equity, rating agencies, credit strategists and economists.By bringing together our issuer and institutional clients, we aim to provide a platform to share and gain insights into current trends and developments in the leveraged finance credit market, and an opportunity to network, to exchange and share perspectives at a time when the leveraged credit markets and activity remain robust, but we are faced with greater economic and political challenges.As a leading player in the leveraged finance arena, we are committed to delivering exceptional service and expertise to our clients, helping them navigate today’s complex markets.We thank our issuer and investor clients for their continued loyalty and support, our partners and colleagues for participating, and our speakers and panellists for their contribution and insights. We look forward to seeing you again next year!<a href="Quote 1">Quote 1</a><a href="Quote 2">Quote 2</a></body>

Crédit Agricole celebrates 120 years of presence in Singapore

Crédit Agricole celebrates the 130th anniversary of its presence in Hong Kong

<body>Transition is an important theme in the ESG space, and defining transition is salient in the Southeast Asia (SEA) region where the progressive shift towards a Net Zero economy is taking place alongside economic development, population growth, and rising energy demands. Given Singapore’s role as SEA’s key financial hub, it is one of the ideal marketplaces to bring together issuers and investors to explore this challenging, futuristic yet pivotal topic.In addition, the Singapore Government has supported and placed strong emphasis on transition finance, with its de-facto central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) launching the world’s first taxonomy in December last year.<grey-block>Transition is more than topical; it is an essential path forward as the public and private sectors across industries work together to navigate the evolving landscape of transition finance.</grey-block>On 16 May 2024, Crédit Agricole CIB gathered sustainable finance experts from across Asia-Pacific markets to explore how the region can bring forward the transition finance agenda together. The agenda covers private one-on-one issuer-investor meetings, closed-door investor roundtable, a workshop led by Moody’s, and ended with a panel discussion to explore transition topics including current opportunities and challenges, as well as capital investment. We were delighted to invite two distinguished keynote speakers from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and International Finance Corporation (IFC) to share key insights before the panel discussion.Sustainable Investment Banking and Credit Sales teams in Singapore jointly hosted the successful sustainable finance event. This is the second time Crédit Agricole CIB hosted sustainable finance forum for issuers and investors in Singapore, followed by last year’s Green Rendezvous ESG x Credit event. <img @height="378" @src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/photo-collage-1_35046_CDN_images.jpg" @width="1018"></img> With a full agenda from private one-on-one investor meetings, closed door investor roundtable, rating agency workshop, our teams in Singapore explored the latest trends with sustainable finance specialists and discussed the ‘way forward’ for companies.  <subtitle-block>Explore insights</subtitle-block>What is effective transition finance, and why is it important?Effective transition is about greening the economy in a way that is fair and inclusive, in addition to expanding the pure green economy.To reach Net Zero by 2050, building green finance for solar panels and wind farms is one of the pathways, but we shall also progressively de-carbonise all sectors of the economy by considering other intermediate stages. Financial flows into climate action are still sorely lacking and establishing transition finance is crucial to support progressive and ambitious transition efforts in the economy.As the SEA region operates at a different pace compared to the European Union, it is important to consider the specific country’s energy needs regarding energy security, affordability, availability and accessibility when navigating the landscape of transition finance. Today, corporates face different challenges, mainly external resource constraints and pricing dynamics. That being said, investors are highly supportive of investing in financial instruments dedicated to transition and their key assessment criteria would be the environmental impact of these investments.By fostering dialogue between issuers and investors in the transition event, Crédit Agricole CIB plays a pivotal role to galvanise collective action across the financial ecosystem to propel the transition agenda.   <subtitle-block>Find out more</subtitle-block><ul><li><a @href="https://pressroom.credit-agricole.com/news/credit-agricole-accelerates-its-climate-commitments-19cf-94727.html">Crédit Agricole Group’s climate commitment (December 2023)</a></li><li><a @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/en/news/bank-co-authors-first-sustainable-finance-thought-leadership-paper-alliance-green-commercial">Crédit Agricole CIB’s transition experience – thought leadership paper (October 2023)</a></li></ul></body>

<body>Crédit Agricole CIB successfully hosted its first Transition Finance Forum in Singapore. This follows last year’s Green Rendezvous ESG x Credit event, extending our continuous conversation with issuers and investors in the region. </body>

Asia-Pacific leads the transition finance momentum – what’s next?

<body>Transition is an important theme in the ESG space, and defining transition is salient in the Southeast Asia (SEA) region where the progressive shift towards a Net Zero economy is taking place alongside economic development, population growth, and rising energy demands. Given Singapore’s role as SEA’s key financial hub, it is one of the ideal marketplaces to bring together issuers and investors to explore this challenging, futuristic yet pivotal topic.In addition, the Singapore Government has supported and placed strong emphasis on transition finance, with its de-facto central bank Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) launching the world’s first taxonomy in December last year.<grey-block>Transition is more than topical; it is an essential path forward as the public and private sectors across industries work together to navigate the evolving landscape of transition finance.</grey-block>On 16 May 2024, Crédit Agricole CIB gathered sustainable finance experts from across Asia-Pacific markets to explore how the region can bring forward the transition finance agenda together. The agenda covers private one-on-one issuer-investor meetings, closed-door investor roundtable, a workshop led by Moody’s, and ended with a panel discussion to explore transition topics including current opportunities and challenges, as well as capital investment. We were delighted to invite two distinguished keynote speakers from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and International Finance Corporation (IFC) to share key insights before the panel discussion.Sustainable Investment Banking and Credit Sales teams in Singapore jointly hosted the successful sustainable finance event. This is the second time Crédit Agricole CIB hosted sustainable finance forum for issuers and investors in Singapore, followed by last year’s Green Rendezvous ESG x Credit event. <img height="378" src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/photo-collage-1_35046_CDN_images.jpg" width="1018"></img> With a full agenda from private one-on-one investor meetings, closed door investor roundtable, rating agency workshop, our teams in Singapore explored the latest trends with sustainable finance specialists and discussed the ‘way forward’ for companies.  <subtitle-block>Explore insights</subtitle-block>What is effective transition finance, and why is it important?Effective transition is about greening the economy in a way that is fair and inclusive, in addition to expanding the pure green economy.To reach Net Zero by 2050, building green finance for solar panels and wind farms is one of the pathways, but we shall also progressively de-carbonise all sectors of the economy by considering other intermediate stages. Financial flows into climate action are still sorely lacking and establishing transition finance is crucial to support progressive and ambitious transition efforts in the economy.As the SEA region operates at a different pace compared to the European Union, it is important to consider the specific country’s energy needs regarding energy security, affordability, availability and accessibility when navigating the landscape of transition finance. Today, corporates face different challenges, mainly external resource constraints and pricing dynamics. That being said, investors are highly supportive of investing in financial instruments dedicated to transition and their key assessment criteria would be the environmental impact of these investments.By fostering dialogue between issuers and investors in the transition event, Crédit Agricole CIB plays a pivotal role to galvanise collective action across the financial ecosystem to propel the transition agenda.   <subtitle-block>Find out more</subtitle-block><ul><li><a href="https://pressroom.credit-agricole.com/news/credit-agricole-accelerates-its-climate-commitments-19cf-94727.html">Crédit Agricole Group’s climate commitment (December 2023)</a></li><li><a href="https://www.ca-cib.com/en/news/bank-co-authors-first-sustainable-finance-thought-leadership-paper-alliance-green-commercial">Crédit Agricole CIB’s transition experience – thought leadership paper (October 2023)</a></li></ul></body>

Crédit Agricole CIB hosted its 17th annual Global High Yield and Leverage Finance conference