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Kenya’s Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) has attracted a syndicate of African banks for a loan worth about $530m to begin building the continent’s largest wind farm in June.
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Volvo Treasury on Wednesday signed a €1.2bn five year revolving facility to replace a $1.4bn line maturing in May next year. The Baa2/BBB+ rated borrower saw its facility, priced at 85bp, oversubscribed during syndication in what one banker close to the deal called a “straight-forward” process.
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The Carlyle Group has closed it second collateralized loan obligation in less than a year at $510 million, slightly larger than the private equity firm’s first issue last July, which raised $507 million.
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Spanish construction firm Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (FCC) has signed a new €438m three year syndicated loan.
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Ghana Cocobod has pulled in a club of six banks for a $200m loan that stretches the borrower’s maturity out to three years.
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Dubai government-owned Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza) is pushing ahead with plans for a syndicated loan, thought to be for around Dh3.3bn ($900m). This represents the first component of a three-part financing plan that Jafza submitted to creditors last week as it looks for a way to repay a Dh7.5bn sukuk maturity in November.