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Standard Bank of South Africa (A2/BBB+) is aiming to sign a $100m loan from Asian lenders by the middle of August. Mandated lead arranger Bank of Taiwan is lending half of the deal amount.
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Uni-President China, the subsidiary of a Taiwanese food company, has closed a Rmb1bn ($157.3m) offshore renminbi loan, increasing the deal from its original target — and becoming the first borrower to reference two offshore renminbi offer rates.
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Indomobil plans to delay the final commitment date of a $70m loan, giving more banks time to get credit approval for the deal. But the company has not yet made a firm decision on when the new commitment deadline will be.
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Kloeckner Pentaplast, the German plastic packaging company recently emerged from a restructuring exercise, is in discussions with high yield accounts after meeting lenders for its $500m loan package.
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Greg Stoeckle, managing director and Head of Global Bank Loans at Invesco, which last completed a $350 million dollar deal in April (SI, 3/24), spoke with managing editor Graham Bippart about what’s driving issuers into the market, how the market is evolving and what’s in store for the sector.
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French canned, frozen and fresh vegetables company Bonduelle Group has signed a new five year revolving credit facility of €300m with eight banks as part of the financing of three acquisitions the company made earlier in 2012.