Public bodyUnited Statesexim.gov
Its role Investor / Financier
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM Bank) is the official export credit agency of the U.S. federal government. Established in 1934, it operates as an independent executive branch agency to support American jobs by financing and facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services.
EXIM provides loans, loan guarantees, export credit insurance, and working capital support, stepping in where private sector financing is unavailable or insufficient. This helps U.S. exporters, particularly small businesses, compete globally against foreign government-backed competition from over 90 other export credit agencies.
In the chemical industry, EXIM has financed projects such as petrochemical complexes in Egypt and Malaysia, fuel cell technologies, and rare earth processing for advanced materials. It has also supported mining initiatives like Mesabi Metallics' iron ore project to bolster U.S. supply chains.
Also known as U.S. Export-Import Bank, EXIM, and Ex-Im Bank.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving EXIM Bank, of which 2 are active.
Closest to start-up first.
Proforma gearing at a historic low of 9% and adjusted CFFO lifted to €16.5bn; underlying E&P output +7% to 1.83 mln boe/d. Strategic deals include Junin 5 relaunch and asset monetisations.
Meeting covered cooperation on gas development via floating liquefaction; Argentina LNG targets 12 MTPA initially, investment decision due end of year and start-up planned for 2030.
Argentina targets global LNG supply; first phase 12 Mtpa from Vaca Muerta with YPF and Eni partnership, promising over 40,000 jobs and export revenues.
EXIM-backed support and major private investment underpin startup of the first US iron ore mine in 50 years, aiming to cut imports, shore up supply chains and create hundreds of jobs.
Seeks RIGI status to enable an integrated LNG export chain using Vaca Muerta gas, with two FLNG units totalling 12 MTPA offshore Río Negro; FID targeted end‑2026.
Double-digit underlying production growth, new JV and project FIDs, entry into critical minerals, and a larger share buyback with slightly higher 2026 production guidance.
$225m phased investment for a DLE lithium project with closed‑loop brine reinjection; 52.5 kton/y LCE target, staged start‑ups in 2028 and 2030 and up to 25% offtake option.
Acquisition alongside YPF and Eni to supply an integrated 12 MTPA ARGENTINA LNG project; deal needs regulatory approvals and covers three Vaca Muerta blocks.
The 6 sharing the most projects, of 7.
