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  • E-PLUS, Germany's third largest mobile phone operator, has restructured its DSCR based margin on its DM3.3bn project financing that was arranged in 1995 by Deutsche Bank. Based on the original documentation, the first test for the DSCR margin would have taken place in July and would have resulted in a substantial increase in the margin that, according to E-Plus, "would not have reflected the high capitalisation of the company [60%] and continuing equity funding of capital expenditure".
  • The board of Israeli power company Israel Electric Corp (IEC) this week approved plans for a Eu300m-Eu500m issue via Warburg Dillon Read and Salomon Smith Barney. The deal will be launched in September. The debut euro issue for the state-owned borrower is likely to have a seven to 10 year tenor.
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  • Robert Fleming and Deutsche Bank this week executed a hugely successful £440m sale of stock in Kingston Communications and reopened the UK primary market after a period of relative inactivity. Few new issues have attracted investors' attention in the past few months and, excepting the offering from IT publishing group Future Network, there has been a scarcity of popular deals.
  • The Greek government completed the successful sale of 14% of its stake in national telecom operator OTE this week - its fourth divestment of the company after it sold its last stake late in 1998. OTE has been dogged by investor criticism as its shares have consistently underperformed the market, and there has been uncertainty about its management structure. However, the success of its latest offering has silenced its critics and raised $1.4bn for the government.
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  • THE MANDATE for the Republic of Hungary's next loan has been awarded to a group of banks including ABN Amro, Commerzbank and WestLB. The Central European Investment Bank, a subsidiary of Banca Commerciale Italiana, may also be in the arranging group, and more banks may be added to the arranging group before the deal is launched.
  • India The $100m bankers' acceptance facility for Indian Oil Corp scheduled to close on July 12 will close today (Friday).
  • BANKGESELLSCHAFT Berlin, Dresdner Bank, HypoVereinsbank and San Paolo-IMI have defied gloomy market sentiment surrounding lending to Icelandic borrowers. They have closed the Eu75m term loan for Landsbanki Islands after raising Eu162m - more than double the launch total.