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  • Amount: ¥12.4bn
  • Hagemeyer has agreed new loan facilities with its lenders. The heavily indebted goods distribution company will replace its existing bank debt with three new facilities. The deal is part of a wider restructuring for Hagemeyer, alongside a rights issue, conversion of cumulative preference shares and convertible bond issue.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • BELGIUM
  • Nomura International has signed banks into its $1.05bn facility. The deal refinances the $490m tranche ‘A’ of the borrower’s $700m loan from December 2002, and rolls in the $535m 364 day facility signed this March.
  • Lithuania
  • EuroWeek hears that a power station will be built next year on the site of the Sohar oil refinery. Bankers expect the loan for the project financing to be for about $400m with a 16 year tenor.
  • The glare of the spotlight will fall on Parmalat on Monday, when it faces a deadline to pay back what is left of its Eu150m bond. Standard & Poor's (S&P) cut Parmalat's rating eight notches in the space of 24 hours this week, from BBB- to CC. If it fails to pay back the bond, its rating will be cut to D.
  • The glare of the spotlight will fall on Parmalat on Monday, when it faces a deadline to pay back what is left of its Eu150m bond. Standard & Poor’s (S&P) cut Parmalat’s rating eight notches in the space of 24 hours this week, from BBB- to CC. If it fails to pay back the bond, its rating will be cut to D.
  • Parmalat plunged into the most serious crisis in its 40 year history this week after it failed to repay a Eu150m bond that matured on Monday.
  • Parmalat plunged into the most serious crisis in its 40 year history this week after it failed to repay a Eu150m bond that matured on Monday.