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China Resources Holdings is looking for a loan of $700m-$800m and is speaking to banks, marking its first return to the loan market since signing a $200m deal in September 2012.
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Hong Kong-listed Citic Resources is seeking a $300m three year loan, with banks working on getting their final approvals to form the top level arranging group.
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Knitted fabric manufacturer Victory City International has launched a HK$1bn ($129m) loan into senior syndication, with favourable market conditions allowing the company to pay almost 50bp lower than the last time it tapped lenders.
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Saudi chemicals and petrochemicals company Nama has signed a Sr125m Islamic financing agreement with Saudi Hollandi. -
Building materials manufacturer China Lesso Group Holdings is tapping the market for a $100m three year loan, in a deal that will mark the company’s debut in the syndicated market. While its strong credit is expected to hold the deal in good stead, there are concerns that pricing will cause a problem.
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Around nine banks have joined Tata Motors’ $500m syndicated loan, collectively committing more than $100m. But with more lenders still eyeing up the transaction, the leads are likely to provide them more time to obtain their final approvals.
