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The £250m loan for Woolworths was signed on Monday November 26. The deal was oversubscribed to just short of £300m but not increased. Mandated arrangers are Barclays (joint bookrunner), HSBC (facility agent) and Royal Bank of Scotland (joint bookrunner). Mizuho (Fuji) joined the top tier, also as a mandated arranger.
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Hungary After a protracted syndication, the $350m five year revolver for Mol has closed. Bankers looking at the deal commented that the margin of 40bp over Libor had failed to attract a high profile arranger group. However, the deal closed fully funded.
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INGRAM Micro, which is in both the Euro, US and Canadian markets for a series of three financings worth $1.65bn, has mandated NationsBank NA and ScotiaBank to arrange and co-ordinate the financings. European based lenders are being offered a $500m multicurrency revolving credit funding the company's European operations for which the borrower is Ingram Micro Co-ordination Center NV.