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  • Barclays and HSBC are arranging a £250m revolver for pubs company Whitbread. Proceeds are for general corporate and refinancing purposes. Barclays and HSBC are traditional lenders to Whitbread and co-arranged both its £1.25bn revolver in 2000 and its £1.05bn revolver in 2001.
  • EuroWeek hears that three banks have committed to the £270m debt facilities for Wincanton. The loan offers a margin of 1% over Libor.
  • Wm Morrison has secured an extra £1bn of debt from ABN Amro to support its 75p a share offer for Safeway plc. ABN Amro has already supported Morrison with a £1bn loan.
  • Some banks and institutions invited into general syndication of the Eu825m recapitalisation for Xerium have complained that the deal is overly aggressive. "It is a good business, but there is too much cash being taken out," said a banker.
  • Rating: Aa2/AA Amount: $500m
  • The $700m 14 year loan for Oryx GTL Limited was signed in London last Friday. The project was previously known as Qatar Gas-to-Liquids. The signing followed the appointment of Technip-Coflexip of Italy as the project's engineering, procurement and construction contractor.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+ Amount: Nkr500m (increase to Nkr500m issue launched 15/01/03)
  • Joint underwriters Barclays and Lloyds will next week launch the debt facilities backing the Carlyle-led leveraged buy-out of Qineteq, the nuclear testing division of the UK Ministry of Defence. Some £460m of senior debt is split into a £170m five year term loan and a £290m eight year revolver. The out-of-the-box margin is 150bp over Libor.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+ Amount: Eu750m (fungible with Eu1.5bn issue launched 07/01/03)
  • Russian oil and gas company Rosneft is understood to have once again approached the syndicated loan market and is busy collecting bids from its relationship banks to arrange a new $600m five year facility. The deal is already attracting attention due to its size and tenor. If the deal goes ahead it will be the largest facility for a Russian oil company since before the Russian financial crisis of August 1998.
  • Rating: A+ Amount: Sfr100m (fungible with Sfr200m issue launched 17/01/03)
  • Moscow Narodny Bank has joined Standard Bank as the second mandated arranger for the $20m one year trade related loan for Ural-Siberia Bank. The deal was launched into syndication on Wednesday and the initial market response has been good. Commitments are due over the next two weeks. Four tickets are on offer: joint arranger for $5m for a fee of 125bp; co-arranger for $3m for 100bp; lead manager for $2m for 90bp; and manager for $1m for 80bp. The deal pays a margin of 350bp over Libor.