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German fertiliser firm K+S (Baa2/BBB+) is out in the market with a new €1bn five year revolving credit line priced at 40bp over Euribor.
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Russian metals and mining firm Norilsk Nickel is hoping to sign its $2bn five year loan next week, a deadline that some loans bankers say is unrealistic.
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United Arab Emirates firms NMC Health and GEMS Education both signed deals this week, but the Middle East syndicated loans market is still facing its quietest quarter in almost a decade.
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Norwegian pharmaceutical company Pharmaq has signed a new Nkr815m ($139.6m) debt package. The senior credit facilities will serve to support private equity firm Permira’s acquisition of Pharmaq, refinance existing debt, and are also for general corporate purposes.
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European term loan ‘B’s, which have grown steadily in volume since 2009, will continue to dominate the leveraged loans market, according to the latest EuroWeek poll.
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San Miguel Corp signed its $1.5bn loan on June 3, in an increased deal that attracted 33 banks, with Japanese and Malaysian lenders taking the biggest allocations.