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An accountancy practice <a href=" http://www.jubileusul.org.br/nota/833 ">benoquin price</a> Limited Financial Liabilities: SMI currently has no outstanding borrowings beyond the subordinated loan to its 34.3%-owned subsidiary, IIF. The loan has been provided to IIF via the government and SMI from ADB and World Bank. However, SMI has said it plans to issue IDR1,000bn (USD100m) of debt in FY14 to fund growth. SMI's leverage cannot exceed a regulatory limit of 10x equity, although management has said they will limit future borrowings to 3x of equity. The Indonesian government created SMI in 2009 in response to the need to provide long-term financing for infrastructure projects in the country. Providing long-term financing attracts more private participation in public-private partnership schemes in Indonesia. The sectors eligible for financing from SMI are power, water, roads and bridges, transportation, sewerage and solid waste, irrigation, telecommunications, and oil and gas.
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