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Russian aluminium producer Rusal has extended the controversial covenant holiday on its $4.75bn 2011 pre export finance facility until the end of 2013.
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Bankers are breathing a sigh of relief after Turkey’s Finansbank chose not to follow Garanti’s proposed 125bp loan pricing, instead launching its new one year loan priced at 135bp all-in.
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Lonmin, the South African platinum miner that has been hit by industrial unrest this year, said on Tuesday that it would raise around $800m from a fully underwritten rights issue and amend its credit facilities to support its balance sheet and a return to full production.
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More than two thirds of lenders to frozen food company Birds Eye Iglo have agreed to the company’s amend and extend, the minimum required level, with bankers close to the company predicting an eventual approval rate in the high 90s.
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Bankers expect a waiver request from Dorna Sports to go through smoothly after the company’s four largest lenders — 70% of the syndicate — approved the changes before Monday’s launch. Bookrunners Bank of Ireland and Société Générale are backstopping the remaining 30% of the loan for the Spanish sports-rights management group.
