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  • UBS and J.P. Morgan are in the market with a bank loan and equity offering backing a recapitalization for SOLA International, a designer and manufacturer of eyeglass lenses.
  • J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs circled the commitments for National Waterworks' $80 million add-on loan that backs a $110 million dividend payment to equity sponsors J.P. Morgan Partners and Thomas H. Lee Partners.
  • Bank debt for the fixed-line Irish telecom services provider Valentia Telecommunications has been trading fairly actively over the past month, with about $30-50 million trading across all tranches.
  • Wachovia Securities is in the market with a $125 million credit for dj Orthopedics, a designer, manufacturer, and marketer of products and services for the orthopedic sports medicine market.
  • UBS and GE Capital are said to be working on the financing backing Apollo Management's $600 million acquisition of United Agri Products (UAP) from ConAgraFoods.
  • Edison Mission Energy has reportedly mandated Credit Suisse First Boston to lead a bond offering as part of its effort to reshape a load of bank debt, including a $911 million loan that falls due Dec. 11, according to LMW sister publication Power Finance & Risk.
  • Federal-Mogul Corp.'s bank debt continued its climb last week after the company announced it reached an agreement with its constituencies on an amended plan of reorganization.
  • GenTek's new debt was trading above par on a when-issued basis in the secondary market last week in front of the company's emergence from bankruptcy
  • IESI Corp. has completed a $400 million credit to support its acquisition of Seneca Meadows, which is the owner and operator of Seneca Meadows Landfill.
  • Several buyside accounts were rumored to be trying to rally investors to block Bank of America's repricing of DaVita's bank credit facilities, miffed that the dialysis-services provider is looking to cut pricing by 25 basis points with a grid to take it down another 25 basis points to LIBOR plus 2%.
  • The bank debt for Jefferson Smurfit Group, the European-based manufacturer of containerboard, corrugated containers and other paper-based packaging products, has been stronger as market players look for improvements in the packaging and paper sector.
  • Krispy Kreme Doughnuts has completed a new $150 million credit facility, consolidating and modernizing several credit arrangements that were put in place three-to-four years ago.