Orim Energy expands debt facilities to $400M across four banks
What's the deal? Orim EnergyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has expanded its financing structure to a total of $400 million, arranged across four international banks with support from consulting firm Orchard Finance. The company trades specialised oil products from locations including Malta, Gibraltar, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Why now? Orim Energy said its growth and market volatility drove the review of its financing. "The growth of Orim Energy and the volatility in the markets in which we operate made it necessary to review our financing arrangements," said Edwin Coppens, co-founder and director.
What's the endgame? The expanded facilities give Orim Energy a financing base better matched to the scale of its international operations. It has worked with Orchard Finance on its financing needs since 2021, returning to the firm in 2025 for this deal.
The signal: Rather than a standard club deal, Orim Energy chose a bilateral structure with four separate banks — requiring individual credit documentation for each. That approach adds complexity but signals a preference for diversified, tailored bank relationships as trading firms scale internationally.
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