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  • Oil and gas group Palladin Resources will sign banks into its $600m facility today (Friday). The 5-1/2 year refinancing is arranged by JP Morgan.
  • Pemex, the Mexican state owned oil concern, passed another milestone this week by issuing a blow-out Eu850m 12 year Eurobond, the longest-dated euro denominated transaction by an emerging market borrower.
  • Pemex, the Mexican state owned oil concern, passed another milestone this week by issuing a blow-out Eu850m 12 year Eurobond, the longest-dated euro denominated transaction by an emerging market borrower.
  • Guarantor: Petroleos Mexicanos
  • Ayala Group?s AC International Finance is seeking funds from the market, say bankers.
  • The Polish Treasury has confirmed to EuroWeek that it has submitted a provisional prospectus for PKO Bank Polski to the stock exchange and plans to list the company as soon as October.
  • The Eu1.3bn five year revolver for Electricidade de Portugal (EDP) is oversubscribed, but unlikely to be increased. Barclays Capital and Citigroup are the bookrunners. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, BNP Paribas, Caja Madrid, ING and SMBC are also mandated lead arrangers.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA
  • UK food manufacturer Premier Foods completed its £500m IPO on Tuesday after cutting the price range on Monday from 230p-260p to 215p-230p. The price cut gained enough investor support for the leads to complete the deal at the bottom of the range two times covered.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA
  • Banks are seeking approval from credit committees for mandates on the $1.5bn commercial tranche of Qatar Gas II?s $5bn financing. The remainder of the financing will be made up by two export credit agency tranches, US Exim, and Italy?s Sace, as well as by an Islamic tranche.