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Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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The sale of Gea Group’s heat exchanger unit to Triton will be financed entirely with €1.3bn of high yield bonds. -
Nets, the Danish payment and information services firm, will hold a bank meeting on Thursday to market €1.4bn of buyout loans.
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The much heralded Asian M&A boom appears to be finally underway as leading names including Dongfeng Motor Corp, Lenovo and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp snap up companies. The willingness of banks to lend funds is driving acquisition momentum and with the economic environment perking up, it’s time for companies to splash out.
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With books more than sufficiently covered in general syndication, Indonesia’s Adira Dinamika Multi Finance is considering increasing its loan size by $100m to $300m with allocations now being determined.
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Chinese information technology services provider iSoftStone Holdings has joined other names looking to de-list from the US, by announcing it is going private and funding the buyout using equity and a $130m loan.
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China Modern Dairy Holdings has made its debut in the international syndication market with a $200m three year term loan, with bankers on the deal already counting on a solid response from lenders.
