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Emerging markets-focused miner First Quantum has signed an oversubscribed $3bn two and five year loan facility that was increased by $500m when the syndication drew strong demand. -
China’s Huawei Technologies is preparing to set foot in Europe with its $1bn revolver, marking the first time the company has opened syndication up to the European market. Asian lenders will miss out on the chance to lend to the credit, but bankers are applauding the move as it will help the borrower broaden its banking group, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Commodities trader Vitol’s $2.05bn acquisition loan is already fully covered, with around 10 banks making firm commitments to the deal.
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At a time when many borrowers are being drawn to club loans as a way to obtain cheaper pricing, Beijing Enterprises Holdings (BEHL) is going against the tide. It has opened up a HK$3bn ($387m) loan to lenders, marking not only its return to the syndicated market after a four year gap, but also a change in strategy since its last fundraising.
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia has sounded out lenders for a $300m three year loan and issued a request for proposals on Monday, marking the first time it has tapped the market since 1997.
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Indomobil Finance Indonesia has returned to the market for a $100m three year facility, launched into syndication on Thursday, May 8. At the same time, fellow borrower Pelabuhan Indonesia II has also picked banks for its separate $1bn five year.
