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Australia’s Leighton Holdings is in the market for an A$700m ($722m) three year loan, as it looks to repay an old facility of A$600m from 2010 as well as raise money for general corporate purposes.
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Commodities trader Mercuria Energy launched a new $1.4bn loan facility on Tuesday, with eight banks mandated to lead a refinancing of its existing debt. The launch comes as fellow commodities trader Stemcor came to a standstill agreement with its lenders over a maturing $850m revolving credit line.
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Portucel, the Portuguese paper maker, has sold an increased high yield bond offering at tightened yield guidance. The €350m seven year bond was €100m larger than planned and came with a 5.375% coupon.
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Oil India is preparing to make its debut in the offshore dollar loan market, and has sent out a request for proposals to banks for a $250m five year deal.
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Commitments have started to come in for San Miguel Corp’s $1.3bn five year loan in general syndication, but there is still plenty of time left for more lenders to hop on board.
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Italian eyewear maker Safilo has signed new revolving credit lines totalling €100m, partly to refinance its maturing high yield bonds.