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Hong Kong-listed Citic Resources has started marketing its $300m three year term loan in a limited general syndication, while China Hongqiao is approaching banks to refinance some of its maturing debt.
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Lite-On Mobile, owned by Taiwan’s Lite-On Technology Group, has hit the market for a $200m five year term loan, pricing the deal at 110bp over dollar Libor. Returning to lenders nearly three years since its previous deal, the borrower is paying close to double the price this time.
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Russian metals and mining firm Mechel has reached an agreement with its creditors to cap its net debt at 10 times Ebitda, as the firm continues to battle its way out of its debt pile.
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Turkish event-driven corporate loans estimated to total more than $2bn have been postponed as public protests continue to rage in the country.
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Sberbank Europe has sounded out the syndicated loan market for a €400m one year loan. The borrower is offering a margin of 100bp over Euribor, though fees and a co-ordinating bank have yet to be revealed.
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