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Widjaja family's consortium seeks private credit for mine deal

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Widjaja family's consortium seeks private credit for mine deal
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A consortium led by Golden Energy and Resources (SGX:AUE) is sounding out private credit funds and banks to gauge interest in financing its US$1.65 billion acquisition of a coal mine in Australia, according to people familiar with the matter.  

The acquiring entity, GEAR M Illawarra Met Coal, has mandated Grant Samuel as an adviser in its fundraising talks for the deal to acquire Illawarra Metallurgical Coal from Australia-based South32, said the people who asked not to be identified as the talks are private. 

Golden Energy, controlled by Indonesia’s Widjaja family, owns a 70% stake in GEAR M Illawarra Met Coal, while M Resources holds the remaining 30%. It was privatised from a listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX:S68) last September.

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