Project Description
Financing the SiseCam group’s further expansion in the Russian glass beverage container sector via the construction and of a greenfield glass bottling plant with a capacity of 140,000 tonnes near the town of Krasnodar in the Southern Russia region, including financing of an additional furnace to expand capacity to 280,000 tonnes.
Transition Impact
Regional expansion
The Project will be located in Krasnodar region which has only 4% of the glass container production capacity in Russia. From its output the Company will supply the Black Sea and Caucaucus regions of Russia. These regions are characterised by large populations and significant demand for beverages and containers but lack an adequate glass bottling capacity.
Competition
Krasnodar has a close proximity to a large number of regional clients that are active in the beer, wine and mineral water sector. The Sponsor is promoting NNPB bottles which require 20% less raw materials for production, are less prone to breakages, and are suitable for a faster production cycle.
Contribution to upstream linkages
The development of upstream linkages will be achieved among the raw material suppliers through the increased procurement needs. This will create the need for capacity increases for producers of raw materials such as soda ash and sand processing. The Sponsor will cooperate actively with suppliers to provide necessary guidance, training and know-how to ensure high quality materials are procured from local suppliers.
Contribution to downstream linkages
From the customers’ viewpoint, higher and more consistent quality items, product development and innovations will be the likely benefits from the Group’s involvement. The new investment in Krasnodar Region aims to meet both increasing demand for glass packaging from the developing wine sector, which is growing at an annual rate of 10-15% and is highly concentrated in Krasnodar. The Krasnodar plant is planned to meet the high demand for good quality bottles required by the Russian mineral water sector, which is largely concentrated in the South of Russia.
The Client
Ruscam-Kuban LLC, a greenfield company, majority-owned subsidiary of Anadolu Cam, the largest producer of food and beverage containers in Turkey and a member of the Turkish SiseCam group.
EBRD Finance
EUR 37.5 million long-term loan to be provided to the Borrower in two tranches to match investment timetable of two furnaces with up to EUR 11.2 million for Bank’s own account and EUR 26.3 million for the two participant’s account. Tranches will be in amounts of EUR 22.5 million (“Tranche 1”) and EUR 15 million (“Tranche 2”). The Loan will also be available for disbursements in US Dollars.
EUR 15 million equity investment by EBRD into a new SPV to be created solely for the purpose of investing in the Project.
Project Cost
EUR 75 million
Environmental Impact
tba
Technical Cooperation
None.
Company Contact
Aytac Mutluguller, Manager, International Finance & Investments
Turkiye Sise ve Cam Fabrikalari A.S.
Is Kuleleri
Kule 3
34330 4
Levent, Istanbul
Turkey
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