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  • CIBC and Crédit Agricole Indosuez will launch the debt facilities backing the PAI-led buy-out of Elis from BC Partners into the next round of syndication early next week. Sub-underwriters will be offered two tickets: Eu60m for a final hold position of Eu40m for total fees of around 125bp and Eu40m to be brought down to Eu25m.
  • The prospect of a multi-billion euro rights issue by France Télécom looked ever more likely this week as discussions surrounding the future of MobilCom and its debt reached their final phase. The only question in most analysts’ minds is how much the telecoms company needs to raise.
  • The prospect of a multi-billion euro rights issue by France Télécom looked ever more likely this week as discussions surrounding the future of MobilCom and its debt reached their final phase. The only question in most analysts’ minds is how much the telecoms company needs to raise.
  • Freddie Mac has announced the leads for its next EuReference Note two weeks in advance to allow them more time to sell to big ticket investors. Citigroup/SSB, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers will be joint bookrunners on the deal, which will not be priced until the week starting September 23.
  • Freddie Mac has announced the leads for its next EuReference Note two weeks in advance to allow them more time to sell to big ticket investors. Citigroup/SSB, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers will be joint bookrunners on the deal, which will not be priced until the week starting September 23.
  • The mandate to arrange the new $450m 5-1/2 year facility for Gazprom has been awarded to ABN Amro, HVB Group and WestLB. The facility, to be backed by export receivables, will be the borrower's largest this year. This means that Gazprom will have secured $1.325bn from the syndicated loan market in 2002.
  • Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein is arranging a Eu200m project financing for the Advanced Mask Technology Centre (AMTC) in Dresden. EuroWeek understands that the facility is split into a five year and a 10 year tranche. The shorter tranche will finance the development and maintenance of machinery.
  • Syndication of the $320m receivables backed facility for Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) has been closed. The deal has been oversubscribed and the borrower is considering an increase.
  • Amount: Eu140m Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Guarantor: Hellenic Republic Amount: Eu200m
  • HSBC has launched the $104m, six year leveraged buy-out financing for Greenland General Co from its parent Boto International Holdings through special purpose vehicle Greenland Far East. Participants will earn a margin of 225bp and front end fees at two levels. Lead managers contributing $10m or more gain 60bp, senior managers receive 50bp for $5m tickets.
  • The deadline for renewed bids to join the Eu130m seven year facility for the Municipality of Budapest is today (Friday). The mandate will be awarded next week. Three bidding groups are in the running for the mandate: BNP Paribas and BayernLB; ABN Amro, KBC and Bank Austria; and RZB and DZ Bank.