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Hong Kong’s Yue Xiu Enterprises is seeking a $900m dual-tranche loan, appointing DBS as the co-ordinator, as it looks to take out the $1bn acquisition-related bridge signed last year.
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Chinese clothing company Bosideng International Holdings is expected to sign its $220m loan on January 10, after getting enough demand during syndication to raise the final deal size from the targeted $150m.
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KWG Property Holding is seeking a HK$2bn ($258m) three year loan, with four banks tipped to win the mandate.
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ONGC Videsh, the international arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp, has picked a group of nine lenders to arrange a five year bullet loan of $1.775bn.
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Essar Energy’s $1.25bn two year loan, launched in mid-December, has netted one firm commitment already, with many more also circling the deal.
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Internet firm Tencent Holdings, developer of messaging service WeChat, has hit the loan market for a $200m five year facility, with the deal’s pricing already drawing murmurs from rival bankers surprised that a debut issuer could pull off such a tight margin.