MADRID, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Spain's Abengoa willget a 165 million euro ($184.44 million) credit line as part ofa financing package in which banks HSBC and Santander will each underwrite 220 million euros of a capitalincrease and Credit Agricole the remainder, a sourceinvolved in the financing said on Wednesday.
A US fund and other institutions are also committed tosubscribe part of the capital hike. The plan to put the companyback on track also involves asset sales, the source said.
The Seville-based engineering and renewable energy firm,which has biofuel and solar thermal plants in the United States,has been struggling for a year with high debts and low cash butthe situation became unsustainable in July. ($1 = 0.8946 euros) (Reporting By Jesus Aguado and Carlos Ruano; writing byElisabeth O'Leary)