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Dongfeng Peugeot Citroën Automobile, a joint venture between Chinese company Dongfeng Motor Corp and France’s Peugeot Citroën, has launched a $150m three year term loan into limited syndication. It comes just one week after the company announced a multi-billion capital injection. -
Alliance International Development Corp has wrapped up syndication of its $120m five year financing, with allocations now being determined.
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Housing Development Finance Corp has picked two banks to arrange a $300m five year loan, expected to launch into syndication at the end of next week, in a rare appearance from the borrower.
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Privately-owned Australian company, AGL Energy, is seeking a A$650m ($583.5m) five year loan. But not many banks will be able to get a slice of the pie, as AGL is only speaking to those lenders that arranged the deal that it is refinancing.
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Olam International, a supplier of agricultural products and food ingredients, is seeking a loan of around $900m, and is due to mandate banks at the top level soon.
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Banks are making progress in obtaining credit approvals to underwrite online game developer Giant Interactive’s leveraged buyout loan of $850m, which was reduced from the original target of around $1bn.
