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  • Arranger DBS has launched a $180m facility for Shanghai Hua Qing Real Estate Development. The office retail development project comprises a 15 storey office building and a seven storey retail podium. The facility is divided between an $80m three year term loan and a $100m three year standby LC.
  • Bankers at institutions with strong ties to South African Breweries (SAB) are playing their cards close to their chests and have not released more information on a possible debt facility for the listed corporate. South African Breweries recently announced that it was interested in buying US brewer Miller. Because the bid has not been confirmed bankers do not want to reveal details of SAB's new, potential financing.
  • EuroWeek understands that Spain's fourth largest vertically integrated utility Hidroelectrica del Cantabrico ,together with its main shareholders EnBW and Electricidade de Portugal (EDP), is in discussions with relationship banks about a new debt facility. In December 2001 the EU approved shareholder stakes in Hidrocantabrico as follows: EDP with 40%, EnBW with 35%, Cajastur holding 17% and Caser taking 8%.
  • Amount: $33m Rating: BB+
  • The spread-widening tendency prevalent at the end of last week and the start of this, was stopped in its tracks on Wednesday. Dollar swap spreads were back to the lows of the recent range, with the five year at a mid-market of 59bp while the 10 year was at 63.5bp. On Monday, the five year had been bid out to 62.5bp and the 10 year to 67bp amid a widespread feeling that the corner had been turned. These prices were at least 5bp north of the lows seen this month.
  • After a successful senior syndication, Danske Bank (mandated lead arranger) and Nordea (mandated arranger) this week launched the Eu400m seven year multi-currency revolving credit facility for the City of Göteborg into a select general syndication. EuroWeek understands that only one ticket of Eu25m for 3bp is on offer to banks.
  • Of the 24 banks that were invited to recommit to ABB's $3bn revolver, 17 rejoined on Tuesday April 16, proving that ABB can rely on the support of its relationship banks - even in trying times. Recommitting by April 16 entitled banks to a 20bp early bird fee.
  • Banks are undertaking preliminary work in the hope of securing the mandate for the NT$15bn seven year financing for Quanta Display Inc. The borrower, a leading manufacturer of thin film transistor LCD devices, is planning the development of its fifth generation plant.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA- (Moody's/Fitch) Amount: Eu500m
  • South Africa wrapped up its entire overseas funding for the fiscal year to March 2003 yesterday (Thursday) with its biggest international bond to date - a $1bn 10 year issue via Barclays Capital and JP Morgan. The deal is the sovereign's first dollar benchmark in three years.
  • Rating: Aa1/AAA Amount: $390m