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  • Leading South African telco Telkom is gearing up for a first quarter $700m IPO, with Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan as bookrunners. Given the scarcity of marketed offerings lined up for the coming months, the IPO could be the first major marketed issue of 2003. A precise date has not been set, but the South African government has said it will be completed by March 31, which is the end of Telkom's fiscal year. The company will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the JSE Securities Exchange.
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  • UK consumer packaging group Rexam completed a well received £85.6m placement of shares on Wednesday, in what was an otherwise quiet start to the year in the European equity capital markets. The sale, which was managed by Hoare Govett, the UK brokerage arm of ABN Amro Rothschild, was completed in a matter of hours on Wednesday morning. The main selling point for the deal was the defensive nature of the stock.
  • Mandated arranger RZB has signed banks into the $20m six month facility for Gerald Metals. International Moscow Bank and LB Kiel joined as co-arrangers. Deutsche Bank joined as a lead manager and Caixa Geral de Depósitos as manager. The facility pays a margin of 250bp over Libor. A six month extension option is also on offer. The borrower is guaranteed by RZB and a counter guarantee by Vnesheconombank. The borrower is an international metals trader.
  • Austria's Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich (RZB) is looking to take a majority stake in the third largest bank in Belarus, Priorbank. RZB's 100% subsidiary Raiffeisen International Beteiligungs (RIB), the holding company controlling RZB's banking subsidiaries in central and eastern Europe (CEE) recently purchased 3% of the bank's shares and applications for another 50% were filed with the Belarussian authorities as part of a 100% capital increase. A total of 40.3m shares will be issued.
  • Samsung Card Co has finally called time on its struggling $150m credit after six weeks in syndication. The three year loan-style FRN was launched by arrangers ABN Amro, Samsung Securities and Woori Bank back in November but has failed to attract any substantial investor interest since.