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India's Hindustan Petroleum Corp has wrapped up syndication of its $500m loan, with preliminary allocations out ahead of the signing. -
Agricultural products supplier Olam International has revived plans for its debt raising and is speaking to banks for a $1.5bn one year bridge loan. The talks emerge roughly two months after a plan to raise a $1.2bn dual-trancher came to a halt after it received an acquisition proposal from Temasek Holdings.
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Up to three banks are going through their credit approvals to lead Chinese company GF Securities’ debut syndicated loan of HK$650m ($84m), with the mandate letter expected to be signed next week.
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Deoleo — Rothschild — Norislk Nickel — İşbank — PanKlub
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The project finance market is readying $12.5bn of loans for two separate deals for energy firms Gazprom and Socar, with a $3.5bn deal for Socar’s Star refinery due by the end of May.
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Multinational firms are being cautious in their banking practices in Africa, as the absence of international banks has led to an uneasy reliance on local banks, according to the smartphone maker Motorola’s director of treasury for EMEA, Tim Westcott.
