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  • India Société Générale Asia Ltd has won the mandate to arrange a $110m$120m five year project financing for FASCEL Ltd, an Indian cellular telephone company.
  • * Abbey National Treasury Services Guarantor: Abbey National plc
  • THE ITALIAN government is limbering up to float several middle to large cap corporates as its privatisation programme enters a new stage. After scoring a major success last year with the jumbo sale of shares in Telecom Italia, Italy this year is planning to sell stock in Autostrade, Eni and possibly electricity utility Enel. There will also be a sale of shares in Siapem, which is indirectly owned by the government through majority shareholder Eni.
  • * Banque Internationale à Luxembourg Rating: A1/A+
  • INVESTMENT bankers are lining up a handful of equity offerings from the Middle East as investors cautiously consider investing in emerging markets once more. In the first of the next wave of issues from the region, Merrill Lynch last week launched the sale of stock in Banque du Liban et d'Outre-Mer (Blom). The deal is gathering pace with a book which is particularly well subscribed from local institutional investors.
  • Turkey Arrangers Sakura Bank, Union National Bank and WestLB have closed syndication of a $15m one year pre-export finance facility for Turkey's Alternatifbank.
  • DIAGEO, the international food and drinks company formed from the merger between Grand Metropolitan and Guinness plc, has established an $8bn US commercial paper programme through its wholly owned subsidiary and borrowing vehicle Diageo Capital. Issuance under the programme should start next week. The size of the new facility is larger than the combined size of the existing programmes for Grand Metropolitan and Guinness so it can accommodate the planned share capital repayment of 70p per share.
  • JP MORGAN this week disclosed that it has won the top slot to lead manage the forthcoming $1bn sale of stock in Gillette, the personal care products company. This is a major coup for the US firm, which has been patiently building a niche for itself in the domestic and global equity capital markets, as it had to beat off competition from most of Wall Street for the deal.
  • MORGAN STANLEY Dean Witter this week completed the first bought deal of the year -- and also one of the largest such transactions in recent months. The £260m deal was for shares in Great Universal Stores, owner of Burberry and retail mail order businesses and a financial services group. The company is publicly traded in London and widely owned by institutional investors.