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  • Teco Electric&Machinery Co is inviting bids on a new Taiwanese dollar four year fundraising. A number of banks including Citibank (Taipei) and a handful of domestic institutions have submitted bids for the deal with the mandate set to be awarded next week. The last deal for the borrower was a NT$6bn five year transaction signed in March 2002 through arrangers Chinatrust Commercial Bank, Bank of Taiwan and Taiwan Co-operative Bank.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland and Rabobank have completed syndicating recapitalised debt facilities for Tetley Tea, owned by India's Tata Tea. Debt comprises a £174m term loan and a £20m revolver. Allied Irish Bank, HBOS, Henderson and US Exim Bank have joined the deal.
  • Three banks are looking at a US dollar fundraising for TA Orange although the awarding of the mandate is some way off yet, say bankers. Krung Thai Bank completed a Bt6bn six month bridge financing for the borrower last November.
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  • After a busy week for the high grade credit market as a result of an end in sight for the war in Iraq, the focus has shifted back to the economic climate and the likelihood of a recovery. Investors are likely to be disappointed and the Q1 results season is unlikely to improve sentiment. Triple-A issuers were out in force, raising the equivalent of $16.5bn, with notable transactions from Spain, Eksportfinans and NordLB in euros, and the IFC in dollars.
  • Because arrangers Royal Bank of Scotland and CIBC need to raise around £20m from the market in syndication of the debt facilities backing the buy-out of Travelodge/Little Chef, the debt will be launched into a limited retail selldown. HBOS, Danske, HVB, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and WestLB and others have already committed to the facilities.