Bangchak Petroleum considers bond deal

Thailand''s Bangchak Petroleum is making moves to raise up to Bt6 billion on the debt capital markets.
March 20, 2001

Bangchak Petroleum, Thailand's state-owned marketer, distributor and refiner of oil and gas products, is considering raising up to Bt6 billion ($136.6 million) in the domestic debt markets. Bangchak will use the money to help reschedule its liabilities, currently standing at Bt23 billion.

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