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United Arab Emirates business hub Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority (Dafza) has signed Shariah-compliant financing facilities totalling Dh500m ($136m) from Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank.
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Kingboard Chemicals’ HK$4bn ($516m) loan closed at the end of last week, after receiving commitments of HK$5.7bn. The leads are now in talks with the company to raise the size of the loan by as much as HK$1.5bn.
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Focus Media’s $1.525bn leveraged buyout loan has gathered commitments of $410m from eight banks so far, and the leads are waiting for one more pledge to come in before they close senior syndication this week.
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Indonesian coal company Adaro Energy is holding a second round of talks with banks to raise funds for a roughly $400m seven year loan, and is now understood to be in discussions with banks involved in a loan it signed two years ago.
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Leopard Tankers has received $109.35m a loan from Standard Chartered, which will be used to fund the company’s construction and operation of four shipping vessels.
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Lenders have jumped at the chance to lend to Ukrainian metals firm Metinvest’s pre-export finance facility. The deal is still in documentation but is expected to sign soon for more than $500m, after launching into general syndication at $300m in January.