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  • Syndication of the Sfr1.043bn (€855m) 10-year debt package backing Fluxys G’s has closed oversubscribed in the early-bird stage, the bookrunners said.
  • Apollo is using €870m-equivalent of debt to back its buy-out of Belgian chemicals firm Taminco, and hopes to raise some of the debt in euros despite the deal being US-led.
  • Mol Bulak Finance, a microfinance firm in the Kyrgyz Republic, has closed the country’s first syndicated loan, for the local currency equivalent of $9m.
  • An “overwhelming majority of lenders” have approved the proposed amendments to £2.6bn of loans for UK directories group Yell, according to the company, although approval has come only after the company made concessions to resisting lenders and pushed back the consent deadline several times.
  • Russian refinery construction firm Taneco has pulled in dual unsecured export finance loans from Japanese and European banks, including an end of year emerging market outing for Société Générale.
  • Carlsberg Breweries has signed a €800m five year revolving credit facility after a sluggish borrower-led syndication. Although the Baa2/BBB rated borrower saw its transaction oversubscribed and lenders had their commitments scaled back, some bankers said that they thought the borrower had been aiming to increase the facility.