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Taiwanese company Lite-On Technology Corp is close to wrapping up the syndication of its NT$15bn ($492m) five year loan, after receiving commitments worth NT$22bn from 11 lenders. The bookrunners are waiting for one last pledge to be approved before they close the deal.
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Taiwan Cooperative Bank launched China Man-Made Fiber Corp’s NT$6bn ($196m) seven year loan into general syndication last week and is targeting only domestic lenders to raise demand for the deal, after pricing it at 105bp over Taiwan’s secondary CP rate.
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Noble Group has finished a roadshow for its $1.55bn loan. The deal is already oversubscribed after commitments from the huge list of mandated lead arrangers, but other lenders considering the deal have until May 6 to make their pledges.
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The decision by the bookrunners of Protelindo’s $600m loan to extend the deadline for senior syndication has paid off — the leads have now received eight commitments at the senior level and launched the deal into general syndication this week.
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Taiwanese banks came under scrutiny from ratings analysts this week when Standard & Poor’s said the country’s lenders needed to move out of their domestic market to get better returns and improve the quality of their portfolios.
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Tata Steel plans to sign a Rs230bn ($4.2bn) club loan with a consortium of 10-15 lenders as soon as this week.