・Syndicated lenders in the financing of the 1,460 MW Luang Prabang Hydro Power Project. This involved drafting and negotiating the term sheets for the financing as well as conducting legal due diligence exercises on the project. The documents included a concession agreement, power purchase agreement, and construction agreement. Luang Prabang Hydro Power Project is the largest hydroelectric power plant which the Thai sponsors have ever invested in Lao PDR.
・Financing for the development and operation of a 257 MW solar power plant in Vietnam. This solar project, which is based in Hoa Hoi, Phu Yen Province, will be Vietnam’s largest single operating solar power plant and one of the largest in Southeast Asia. The syndicated loan is the first green B loan in Asia and the Pacific to be certified by the Climate Bonds Initiative, and one of the largest such loans yet mobilized in Vietnam. The project is the largest single operating solar power plant in Vietnam and one of the largest in Southeast Asia.
・The Siam Commercial Bank, Bangkok Bank, TISCO Bank, and the Export-Import Bank of Thailand on the financing of the Nam Theun 1 Hydropower Project (NT1; a hydropower project with installed capacity of 650 MW, with three generating units (2 x 260 MW and 1 x 130 MW), in Bolikhamxay Province, Laos PDR).
・Syndicated lenders in relation to the financing to Ray Power Supply Co., Ltd. for the construction, development and operation of solar project with an installed capacity of 30 MW located in Cambodia.
・BCPG, one of Thailand’s and Southeast Asia’s largest renewable energy producers, on a cross-border syndicated financing from leading financial institutions for acquisition of geothermal assets in Indonesia.
・A major Japanese real estate developer on a cross border investment through a share acquisition in six real estate development projects in Bangkok, and a joint venture with a Thai listed company.
・Krung Thai Bank and Export-Import Bank of Thailand, as lenders, on Thai law aspects of project financing for development of a 4-phased 220 MW solar plant in Myanmar. Advice focused on loan documentation and security planning regarding sponsor’s concession to develop/operate this project on a 30-year BOT basis; off taker was Myanmar Electric Enterprise (MEPE), the Ministry of Electric Power.
・International banks as lenders of USD 1.950 billion in financing to Thai Beverage PCL (ThaiBev), ultimate parent company of Vietnam Beverage Co., Ltd., to support acquisition of 343.6 million shares of Sabeco in Vietnam. With this and an earlier Vietnam Beverage acquisition in Sabeco, the combined transactions were recognized as the largest share sale in Vietnam in 2017.