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Around nine banks have joined Tata Motors’ $500m syndicated loan, collectively committing more than $100m. But with more lenders still eyeing up the transaction, the leads are likely to provide them more time to obtain their final approvals.
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Indonesian company Astra Sedaya Finance is in preliminary talks with lenders to raise a loan of $300m-$500m, with bankers expecting the mandated lead arranger and bookrunner group to be finalised by the end of January.
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Indian Oil Corp has sent out a request for proposals to banks for a one year bridge loan of C$900m ($847m), as it seeks funds to finance an acquisition in Canada.
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Hindustan Petroleum Corp has issued a new request for proposals for a three year loan of $300m, as a separate $500m financing in general syndication nears its closing date. With the old transaction already priced at a generous 150bp over dollar Libor, bankers eyeing the latest fundraising plan are confident of obtaining a similar margin.
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A group of seven banks that made a joint bid for Far Eastern Group’s request for proposals for a $400m loan are tipped to win the mandate to lead the transaction.
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Bankers working on Universal Terminal’s S$1.15bn ($923.6m) fundraising have finalised allocations after eight lenders came on board during syndication.