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  • Rating: A1/A Amount: Eu1bn
  • Rating: Ba1/BB/BB Amount: $450m
  • Rating: Ba3/BB-/BB- Amount: $500m
  • Syndication of the $200m commodity backed financing for Tyumen Oil and Gas is going well. Mandated arrangers RZB and ZAO Raiffeisenbank Austria have been inundated with requests to join the deal during senior syndication. EuroWeek hears that up to 15 banks may join the deal at this initial stage. Final commitments are due by February 10.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+/BBB+ Amount: Eu1.5bn (increased from Eu1.25bn)
  • RWE will today (Friday) price the first 30 year corporate bond in euros from outside the telecoms sector. ABN Amro, HypoVereinsbank and Morgan Stanley are set to launch a Eu750m 2033 issue at 115bp over mid-swaps. The offering follows a week of fevered market speculation as banks pitched a 30 year deal to the utility.
  • Rating: B1/B-/B Amount: $350m (fungible with two issues totalling $750m launched 07/11/02 and 22/11/02)
  • Amount: ¥13.4bn Legal maturity: January 15, 2008
  • China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corp's $100m five year financing is progressing well, according to arranger SG. The loan is oversubscribed and the arranger is waiting on a handful of stragglers before closing the deal. Oversea Chinese Banking Corp has completed syndication of the S$145m fundraising for Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust. The arranger held S$85m.
  • Six Continents and the banks arranging its new debt facility are finalising the term sheet and refinancing strategy for the deal before signing the mandate letter. Barclays, JP Morgan, HSBC, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland are leading the deal.
  • BNP Paribas is sole arranging the debt facilities backing the buy-out of Esmalgas from Porcelanosa. Spanish banks Bancaja, BBVA, Banco Sabadell and SCH have committed to the facility, which will be launched into a limited syndication within the next two weeks.