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  • The $75m equivalent five year deal for Alok Industries, the textile group, has attracted another commitment at the top level of syndication.
  • Indocement has mandated Standard Chartered for a $125m five year multi-currency financing. The deal will refinance existing borrowings and provide working capital. Heidelberg Cement of Germany, which owns 65% of Indocement, is providing a guarantee. Indocement will pay a margin of 90bp over Libor for the onshore dollar portion of the loan, which also includes an offshore yen tranche and an Indian rupee portion.
  • Equity capital market specialists in Japan have been impressed with the pace of issuance so far this year. New issues of pure equity include the ¥514bn Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group sale, the ¥199bn Mitsui & Co placement, All Nippon Airways' ¥100.75bn issue and the ¥19bn Bank of Ikeda placement that was priced late last week.
  • Banks are considering a ¥220bn ($1.88bn) syndicated loan for eMobile, a start-up Japanese mobile phone network sponsored by eAccess, the company's leading broadband provider.
  • Hana Bank will sign its ¥20bn dual tranche loan on Tuesday in Hong Kong. The bank has attracted firm commitments from 13 institutions in syndication, with the final syndicate expected to grow with the addition of one further name before allocations are determined on Monday.
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  • Hang Fung Gold Technology, the Hong Kong listed retailer, signed a HK$500m three year loan yesterday (Thursday) in Hong Kong.
  • HSBC hit the headlines in the Asia Pacific bond market last year when it appointed two senior heavyweights to develop its high yield business.
  • Japanese shipping company Mitsui OSK Lines launched a surprise convertible bond on Monday, raising ¥45bn ($383m) from European and US investors to fund investment in new vessels.
  • A group of six banks has been mandated on the financing of the Orchard Turn development in Singapore, in what will be one of the largest ever loans denominated purely in Singapore dollars. BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citigroup, Standard Chartered, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank will lead the S$1.56bn ($963m) loan.
  • Volatile market conditions and economic data announcements kept Asian issuers out of the international bond market this week. That left bankers and investors in the region to look ahead at the batch of deals slated for next week, when the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, rated B2/B+, is expected to lead up to three issuers into the market.