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Indonesian conglomerate CT Corp signed its $1.275bn fundraising on Friday, March 20, a deal that saw a group of 19 banks piling in during syndication. -
Less than four months after sealing a $1.2bn facility and with another $500m loan still in syndication, Vedanta Resources has started talks with banks for a fresh fundraising — which can be anywhere between $500m and $1.2bn.
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A $450m loan for Ethiopian Railways Corp, launched into global general syndication on March 25, is quickly gathering interest from banks across Asia.
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Russian oil firm Rosneft has repaid to international banks $10.6bn that it borrowed for its $55bn acquisition of TNK-BP, the firm said on Tuesday.
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The strong start to leveraged buyout financings in Asia this year, driven by China, is raising hopes among bankers that the momentum is set to continue, with market conditions considered ideal for companies going private or making acquisitions. But with the Asian LBO market still in its early stages, dealers wanting to bring home the bacon need to follow three steps.
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Noble Group, a supplier of agricultural and energy products, metals and minerals, hit the market on March 24 with a $1.35bn 364-day revolving loan facility, led by an 18-member arranging group.
