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  • The 14 banks leading Mercuria Energy Group’s multi-tranche facility have launched it into general syndication, with four participation titles available.
  • Formosa Plastic Corp has closed syndication of its $500m dual-currency loan, netting commitments from a group of 12 lenders. Allocations are now being finalised, and a signing date is yet to be scheduled.
  • Lenders to Thyssenkrupp have agreed to waive the September covenant test on its €2.5bn revolving credit line after the German steel firm revealed that it ran the risk of breaching its debt to equity requirements.
  • Telco, the holding company that owns part of Telecom Italia, is to refinance up to €700m of its outstanding bank debt as Telefónica increases its stake in the Italian firm.
  • Saudi Arabian engineering firm Abdullah AM Al-Khodari Sons Company has signed Islamic finance facilities totalling SR828m ($221m).
  • US computer maker Dell has increased the loan portion of its buyout financing, with the euro term loan ‘E’ expected to grow to at least €650m ahead of its Tuesday allocation. The facility will become one of the largest covenant-lite loans ever to be issued in euros.