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  • China’s Dongfeng Motor Corp, which said in February that it was acquiring a 14% stake in French company Peugeot Citroën, has signed a €830m ($1.14bn) club loan to fund the acquisition, according to bankers.
  • The Maldives has once again hit bankers’ radars after private equity firm Blackstone sealed a $150m loan last week, refinancing the funds it took less than a year ago to buy stakes in two seaplane operators in the island nation.
  • State-owned Indian Oil Corp is returning to the market for a new $500m fundraising, less than a month after it signed a separate facility of the same size.
  • Astra Sedaya Finance has managed to more than double the size of its loan to $670m from the launch size of $330m, gathering a stellar response from lenders thanks to the company choosing to do a targeted syndication. The final deal size has even left bankers on the loan surprised by the tremendous market interest.
  • All eyes will be turning to Indonesia this quarter, with debt bankers expecting a raft of loans and bonds to hit the offshore dollar market. Many names are already doing the rounds, and the fact that some are simultaneously seeking loans and bonds speaks volumes about their strategy to diversify their funding sources while trying to get the best out of pricing, write Rashmi Kumar and Isabella Zhong.
  • Puma Energy, the emerging markets-focused oil products firm, held a well attended bank meeting for its new refinancing loan facility on Wednesday.