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General syndication for Angolan oil firm Sonangol’s $1.5bn five year loan is due to close by October 31, with more than ten banks already attached to the deal.
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Leveraged finance bankers working on bids for Polish cable operator Multimedia Polska are “disappointed, but not surprised” that the sale of the company was pulled after bids did not meet the vendor’s expectations.
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Agri-business Creative Group, one of the few Ukrainian companies still able to access the international syndicated loan market, has signed a $255m three year pre export finance (PXF) facility.
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Bank of India has become the latest Asian borrower to close an offshore dollar loan after getting an exemption from the Reserve Bank of India’s rules on maturities, raising $200m after attracting two Arab banks alongside the seven leads.
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SAF-Holland, the unrated maker of lorry and bus parts that pulled its debut bond earlier this year, has refinanced its outstanding debt facility ahead of schedule, replacing it with a larger €260m loan.
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Big Yellow, the self-storage company, has signed a new £190m bank line with a four year tenor. The new deal, provided by HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group and Santander, is split into a £140m term loan and a £50m revolving facility.