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  • Mandated lead arranger Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp has launched an $80m three year term loan for Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings.
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  • Coordinating arrangers DBS Bank and Hang Seng Bank are syndicating a HK$120m four year dual tranche fundraising for Eva Precision Industrial Holdings and Eva Precision Industrial (Suzhou). Eva, Eva Plastic Mould Products (HK), Eva Precision Industrial Holdings, Yihe Precision Hardware (Shenzhen) and Yihe Precision Plastics & Electronic Products (Shenzhen) are the guarantors.
  • Standard Chartered Bank and HSH Nordbank are syndicating a $50m one year credit for ICICI Bank UK. The loan offers an all-in of 30bp over Libor and proceeds are for general corporate requirements.
  • A A$350m two year and four month revolving credit for Nuplex Industries was signed on November 16. Mandated arrangers Commonwealth Bank of Australia, HSBC and Westpac Banking Corp committed A$100m each while Citigroup contributed A$50m.
  • Amid heavy issuance in the Asian high yield bond market, Hong Kong-listed aluminium extruder and chemicals producer Ocean Grand Holdings completed its debut bond offering — a $125m five year deal led by ABN Amro.
  • The $100m five year refinancing for Globe Telecom will be signed on Tuesday in Singapore. Mandated lead arrangers BNP Paribas committed $12m, Standard Chartered Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp provided $11.5m each and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Calyon and ING Bank contributed $10m apiece.
  • Hong Kong businessman Li Ka-Shing yesterday (Thursday) launched the IPO of the Prosperity Real Estate Investment Trust, which is acquiring seven buildings from his Cheung Kong (Holdings) group and Hutchison Whampoa.
  • Macquarie International Infrastructure Fund has invited a limited number of banks to participate in a $150m 364 day multi-currency bridge facility. ANZ Investment Bank and DBS Bank are lead arranging the loan and have already received two commitments.
  • CJ CableNet, South Korea's third largest cable operator, is reviewing bids from banks on a W350bn equivalent fundraising. Both international and domestic banks are bidding for the deal, which will be the borrower's debut syndicated loan.
  • Sun Hung Kai Properties, the Hong Kong property developer, is approaching the syndicated loan market with a self-arranged deal, adding to the number of land developers looking for cash in the local loan market, which is flush with cash.
  • China's third largest carmaker, Dongfeng Motor Group, raised HK$3.97bn ($512m) from its Hong Kong IPO, which it priced at HK$1.60 a share, the mid-point of the offered range.