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  • Sweden’s Hi3G Enterprise has signed a new Skr10.5bn ($1.516bn) term loan to replace a facility of the same size maturing in December this year. The loan was oversubscribed in syndication, with lenders’ commitments scaled back.
  • Power Finance Corp looks set to increase an international dollar loan from its initial size of $100m, after securing commitments from 13 banks and holding discussions with several more.
  • Barclays, Commerzbank, HSBC, JP Morgan, Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Canada and Royal Bank of Scotland have underwritten a multicurrency £1.5bn loan to support Melrose’s $2.3bn acquisition of German engineering firm Elster.
  • Loan pledges for the marketing and trading subsidiary of Russian gas firm Gazprom have reached about $1bn from around 30 banks. The final borrowing amount has not yet been decided.
  • Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding has hired Bank of America and Citi as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners for a $250m-equivalent dual currency term loan. Both banks have underwritten the deal.
  • Dutch healthcare group Arseus has signed a €300m five year revolving credit facility as part of a refinancing process that has also included a €225m debut bond issue sold to retail investors.