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Gazprom Neft gets more than $2bn commitments, OSN debuts with five year and IBA-Moscow signs international loan.
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Indian Oil Corp has mandated nine banks for its latest $500m three year loan, a deal with more attractive pricing than a similar one that closed in October, when only one bank joined in general.
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Bharat Petroleum Corp’s $500m six year loan is gathering pace a month after its launch, with seven banks committing a total of $95m. Assuming that the outstanding commitments are able to be finalised quickly, the deal could close next week, according to one banker close to the deal.
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Vedanta Resources has launched its $500m four year loan into senior syndication, offering a margin more than 80bp higher than its recently closed $1.2bn fundraising.
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General syndication of Shuanghui’s $4bn acquisition loan is expected to close once the leads gain two more imminent commitments. One is for roughly $200m and is from a Chinese lender, while the second is from a European bank.
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More than 30 banks have signed up to Mercuria Energy Group’s loan in general syndication, with the response leading to the deal being increased to $1bn from $800m. Allocations are expected to be released soon.