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  • European Metal Recycling's £190m five year facility via Fortis Bank, HSBC and Lloyds is in documentation oversubscribed. The loan is split between a £75m revolver and a £115m amortising term facility, both of which pay an out of the box margin of 87.5bp.
  • Bank of Scotland is preparing to launch the debt supporting Candover's acquisition of Eurotaxglass's. The debt will comprise Eu257.5m of senior debt, a Eu22.5m 9-1/2 year bullet second lien facility that pays 5.25% and a Eu75m 10 year bullet mezzanine facility that yields 4.25% cash and 4.25% rolled-up.
  • Barclays has won the mandate to arrange the debt backing 3i's acquisition of Mayborn, a manufacturer of baby and household products. The transaction has an enterprise value of £137m. Mayborn's brands include Tommy Tippee and Dylon clothing dyes.
  • The loan supporting Uberior Investments' buy-out of bar-operator Inventive Leisure is in the market via Bank of Scotland. The debt comprises a £13.5m seven year term loan 'A' that pays 225bp, a £13.5m eight year term loan 'B' that yields 275bp, a £5m nine year mezzanine facility that pays 4% cash and redemprion premiums, a £1.5m seven year revolver that pays 250bp and a £12.5m seven year capex loan that yields 250bp.
  • The general syndication phase of the £1.82bn loan supporting Nippon Sheet Glass' takeover of UK glass company Pilkington will close next week. Around 20 banks are being targeted with tickets of £50m and £25m Twenty banks, including mandated lead arrangers Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and UBS, joined the deal during sub-underwriting phase. The loan was flexed from its original margin of 125bp to 110bp.
  • HMV, owners of Waterstone's, has been given the go-ahead to pursue its acquisition of book retailer Ottakar's. The Competition Commission formally cleared the acquisition and declared that the deal "would not lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the market for the retail sale of new books to consumers, in any part of the UK."
  • Prominvestbank's $25m one year loan will be closed shortly by mandated lead arrangers Deutsche Bank and ING. The deal, which pays a margin of 320bp over Libor, has raised more than $70m in syndication, bankers say, and will be signed for about $60m.
  • HVB and National Australia Bank have launched a limited syndication of the £65.25m of debt supporting energy company Viridis's £108m acquisition of a portfolio of UK landfill sites from Norgen Renewables. The debt comprises a £61m term loan and a £4.25m revolver that will not be syndicated.
  • Building materials group Wolseley will sign its Eu2bn revolver, via Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup and Lloyds TSB, today (Friday). The loan will be increased. Mandated lead arrangers, arrangers and co-arrangers are being offered tickets of Eu200m, Eu100m and Eu50m respectively. The five year loan pays a margin of 20bp over Euribor. There is a commitment fee of 30% and a utilisation fee of 2.5bp if more than 75% is drawn down.
  • A bank meeting will be held today in London for telephone directory company Yell's £5.05bn acquisition facility via Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and HSBC The deal is split into a £3bn five year term loan 'A' that pays a margin of 175bp over Libor, a 6-1/2 year £1.2bn bullet loan 'B' that pays a margin of 225bp, and a £400m five year revolver that pays 175bp over.
  • UK telecommunications group Vodafone was downgraded by Moody's and Standard & Poor's (S&P) this week. Further downgrades are likely. The downgrade came after the company posted pre-tax losses of Eu14.85bn, a record for a UK company. However, it was the firm's decision that it would give equity holders a £3bn windfall in 2007 — and the fact that it told analysts it expected to target a new credit rating of low single-A during a conference call on Tuesday morning — that persuaded the ratings agencies to act rapidly.
  • The bank meeting for Apax Partner's buy-out of fashion retailer Tommy Hilfilger, arranged via Citigroup and Credit Suisse took place in Amsterdam on Tuesday. Three tickets are on offer — Eu50m for 90bp, Eu35m for 75bp and Eu20m for 60bp.