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  • Rating: A1/A+ Amount: ¥100bn global bond (increased 26/04/02 from ¥80bn)
  • Crédit Mutuel-Credit Industriel et Commercial and Natexis Banques Populaires are arranging a $250m three year revolving credit facility for Pride Offshore, which is a fully owned subsidiary of Houston based Pride International. Nordea has joined the deal before retail, which will be launched next week.
  • Principal Life Global Funding I has increased the limit off its $3 billion global debt programme. The amount is increased to $4 billion.
  • Punch Taverns, the UK pub owner, set the price range on its £275m IPO this week, with investors trying to work out how to value the company against its major comparable, Enterprise Inns. The flotation will be structured as a purely primary offering, with Punch Taverns selling up to 100m shares at a range of 250p-300p to raise £250m-£300m. Of that, £154m is effectively a secondary sale as it will repay a loan from shareholders which would otherwise convert into equity.
  • The $450m five year facility for the State of Qatar has been closed and is due to be signed next week. The deal has received an oversubscription and will be increased to $550m.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA Amount: R300m
  • Rating: Ba1/BBB/BBB- Amount: Eu400m
  • Rating: B2/B+/B Amount: Eu700m
  • The two Eu40m three year facilities for Romanian gas distributors Distigaz Nord and Distrigaz Sud have been closed and the deals are due to be signed next week. The slight delay in signing has been due to the public holidays in Romania.
  • Syndication for LUKoil's $300m 4-1/2 year facility is due to be closed next week when all the commitments are in. The deal has achieved an oversubscription and may be increased to $450m.
  • Saudi International Petrochemical Company and Japan Arabia Methanol Company have invited banks to submit bids for its planned $230m 12 year project financing for special purpose vehicle International Methanol Company. Financing is likely to be split between a $105m loan from the Saudi Industrial Development Fund, with the remainder of the debt coming from the commercial loan facilities. Equity participation will amount to around 25% of the project's cost.