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Housing Development Finance Corp (HDFC) is making a comeback to the loan market with a $300m fundraising, managing to not only double the deal size since its last visit to lenders nearly three years ago but also pushing for a longer tenor. All factors are now in its favour, said bankers, with the rarity value of its name expected to make it a big hit. Rashmi Kumar reports. -
Nigerian-focused oil and gas exploration firm Mart Resources has increased an existing loan from $100m to $175m.
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Polish media group Cyfrowy Polsat is in talks with banks to refinance around €589m-equivalent of debt as it seeks to fulfill the necessary conditions to complete its purchase of Metelem Holding Co, owner of telecom firm Polkomtel.
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Indonesia Eximbank has issued a request for proposals for a $400m dual-tranche facility, with the possibility of increasing the final deal size to $600m.
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Saudi Arabian telecoms firm Mobily has signed two Shariah-compliant financing agreements totalling Sr2.1bn ($533m) with Nordic export credit agencies, to fund the acquisition of equipment from Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Network (NSN).
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Russia's syndicated loan market seems to be creaking into life as the details emerged of deals for Sibur, Uralkali and NLMK totalling up to $2bn.
