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Spanish tin-can maker Mivisa has launched a new loan to finance a dividend. The Blackstone-owned firm is seeking a new €145m term loan ‘C’ that will be used, alongside cash from the balance sheet, to pay a dividend of up to €190m.
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State Bank of India has been picked as the sole bookrunner for Numaligarh Refinery’s $90m debut loan, beating competition from five other banks. The Indian bank has priced the deal in the low 200bp over Libor area.
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Bank of Taiwan, the sole bookrunner of Prince Housing & Development Corp’s NT$2bn ($67.28m) four year loan, has given banks until early April to commit to the deal.
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Bankers working on Ecom Agroindustrial’s $300m loan are not giving prospective lenders much chance to get involved with the 364-day revolver — they are targeting only those lenders that joined the company’s last loan, and are already confident that will be more than enough to cover the loan.
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CT Corp’s $750m loan is expected to close in syndication this week, after the bookrunners of the deal received commitments from 25 lenders. But there is still plenty more to come. Five other banks are processing the deal, said a banker close to the loan.
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Russia’s VTB Bank signed a $2bn three year club loan in London on Monday. Lenders jumped at the chance to join the deal and pushed the size up from its $1.5bn launch amount.