Bank of Africa has arranged a $300 million international syndicated loan to finance the construction of a major road project in Guinea.
The facility, organized through the bank's London subsidiary, will fund the Labé–Banti–Tougué highway, a critical infrastructure link in West Africa.
5 billion loan secured by Kenya from the African Development Bank Group for key growth projects and a US$500 million World Bank road credit facility approved for Ghana.
The deal highlights the increasing role of regional banks in structuring large-scale infrastructure financing across the continent.
By leading the syndication, Bank of Africa positions itself as a key player in the growing market for African development finance, competing with multilateral institutions and global banks for high-value projects.
This transaction follows a broader trend of increased infrastructure lending in West Africa.
Recent months have seen significant financing commitments for regional development, including a KSh 43.5 billion loan secured by Kenya from the African Development Bank Group for key growth projects and a US$500 million World Bank road credit facility approved for Ghana.