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Exim Bank line of credit for Fiji firm

MUMBAI: The Export-Import Bank of India has concluded an agreement with the Sugar Corporation Ltd., Fiji Islands, for extending to the latter a line of credit of $50.40 million, which can be used for financing Indian exports of capital goods to the sugar mills of the corporation.

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