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Petron Corp, the Philippines-based oil refining and marketing company, is set to launch a $300m five year loan into limited senior syndication today, May 22, in a bid to build the mandated lead arranger and bookrunner group before opening up to the wider market. -
The brilliant sunshine in the corporate credit market has been marred by a few summer colds. Anxiety about Italy’s GDP contracting again in the first quarter, coupled with weakness in China and a general uncertainty about what the European Central Bank is going to do in June, have led to a sell-off that began in the middle of last week.
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Coal miner Adaro Energy Indonesia is seeking a loan of up to $1.25bn to refinance outstanding debt, as part of its measures to deleverage its balance sheet.
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Roughly two months after mining giant Vedanta Resources started talks with lenders for a loan of between $500m and $1.2bn, it has now signed up three banks to provide it with $1bn via two separate facilities.
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German information technology company QSC has placed a €150m debut promissory note through Commerzbank.
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DE Master Blenders, the Dutch coffee company, will raise loans totalling €7.5bn to back its merger with the coffee business of Mondelez International.
