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Hungarian oil and gas firm MOL has extended by one year the tenor on a €561m revolving credit facility signed on June 10, 2011.
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European pharmaceuticals distributor Phoenix Group has signed a new loan of €1.35bn as it continues to deleverage following a 2010 restructuring.
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Apax and Permira’s UK fashion retailer New Look has closed an amend and extend request that has allowed it to stretch the maturities of more than 70% of its senior loan facilities out to 2015. The company had been hoping to extend 80% of its debt.
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Forward start facilities have been in fashion this year as wary borrowers in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) prepare themselves for the threat of worse conditions in the syndicated loan market.
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Indian Oil Corp has mandated four banks to manage a $300m loan, adding one lender to the group of banks that helped the company raise $250m just over a month ago.
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Poland’s state-owned Bank Polski has signed an oversubscribed Sfr410m ($426.8m) term loan. BNP Paribas, ING and Citi’s Polish subsidiary Bank Handlowy w Warszawie were mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on the deal.