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India’s Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals has sent a request for proposals to bankers ahead of a $830m loan, and appears to be targeting Japanese banks. But demand for the loan will largely depend on how the fertiliser industry performs.
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Bankers handling the $200m seven year loan for Greencompass Marine, a subsidiary of Taiwanese shipping conglomerate Evergreen Marine Corporation, closed general syndication last week after securing commitments from three other banks.
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The repricing of an £885m facility for UK food retailer Iceland, the first purely European margin reduction seen in the sector for many months, indicates a bleak outlook for lenders, according to leveraged loan bankers.
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Saudi Arabian construction firm Saudi Oger has signed a $1.03bn four year refinancing facility underwritten by a trio of lenders — Deutsche Bank, Emirates NBD and Qatar National Bank.
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Qatari holding company NBK Holding has signed a QR800m ($220m) Islamic finance facility from Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB).
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Nigeria’s Indorama Eleme Fertiliser and Chemicals has signed a $100m loan from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to part-finance a new urea production plant as Nigeria looks to move away from its heavy reliance on imported fertiliser, which accounts for 80% of the country's requirement.