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Borrowers seeking financing through the European leveraged loan market are experiencing big delays as a result of the number of deals being marketed this month, writes Olivier Holmey.
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Trescal this week received final orders for its new €168m leveraged loan package. The industrial measurement services company launched the deal late last month and is now in the documentation phase.
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Schaeffler has accelerated the pricing of its €1.5bn-equivalent PIK toggle bond. The B2/B- rated five year notes are expected to be priced this afternoon, after the leads released guidance on Wednesday evening and were set to close books at 2pm today.
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Club Méditerranée has chosen to wait until early September to launch its new set of bank loans. The French holiday resort company had originally planned to issue €240m of bank loans this month and allocate them sometime in August, but chose to postpone because of delays in obtaining approval.
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Infront expects to allocate its new €300m debt package either late on Thursday or on Friday, having fallen short of placing it in full earlier this week.
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Leads on the new loan for Action expect that they will need to extend the deadline for commitments to ensure the facility is fully subscribed. The original deadline for commitments was set for Thursday (July 18), but that is likely to be extended for a few days to allow the final accounts to participate.