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Ireland’s state-owned Electricity Supply Board (ESB) has signed a new €1.35bn syndicated credit line, replacing a facility that was set to expire in the next two years. The Baa3/BBB+/BBB+ rated borrower first approached its relationship banks about a five year revolver to extend its maturities until 2018 last quarter and has now completed the refinancing.
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Indonesian conglomerate CT Corp’s $750m three year loan has attracted plenty of interest from small lenders, and the bookrunners expect commitments to roll in by next week.
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Kingboard Chemical Holdings’ HK$4bn ($516m) loan has already received around HK$1.5bn of commitments from three banks that have joined at the top level, with strong interest leading to an extension of the deadline to commit.
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Rosneft has scaled back lender commitments on the $16.8bn December tranche of its $31bn jumbo acquisition facility after Bank of China was retroactively added to the first portion.
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Chinese sweet maker Labixiaoxin Snacks Group has closed a $75m loan after finding enough demand to attract three banks as bookrunners after the deal was launched — and use a greenshoe to increase it beyond its $60m initial target.
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On February 13, EuroWeek held its 10th annual syndicated loans and leveraged finance industry dinner and announced the winners of the loan awards 2012.
