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The recent spurt of leveraged buyouts in Asia is grabbing the attention of loans bankers, who are hoping that more companies will now tap the market for acquisitions. And although LBOs require more due diligence than simpler deals, market conditions have never looked better for borrowers.
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Bank Mandiri and DBS have joined as mandated lead arrangers on MedcoEnergi Internasional’s $300m seven year loan during senior syndication.
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Indian state-owned groups North Eastern Electric Power Corp and Oil India are giving lenders more time to respond to their requests for proposals.
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New World Development is picking five banks to arrange its HK$8bn-HK$9bn ($1.03bn-$1.16bn) three year loan, which will be launched to the market in the next few weeks.
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The $285m refinancing loan for Offshore Incorporations has launched into syndication, with the company offering 25bp more than the last time it tapped lenders.
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PrimeCredit and Zhejiang New Century Hotel Management have closed general syndications of their loans, with bankers now busy finalising allocations and drawing up documents.