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More than 20 banks have joined San Miguel Corp’s $1.3bn five year loan during general syndication, with overall commitments now close to $2bn. The deal is expected to close by the end of the week, and the company is considering increasing the size by $200m.
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Tata Steel has signed a Rp220bn ($3.94bn) 10 year club loan with 21 banks, in what bankers said was the largest project financing by an Indian company on record.
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Lenders participating the new loan facilities for Otas have had their commitments scaled back after the deal was hugely oversubscribed. Otas is a holding company owned by Dubai’s Oger Telecom and which holds its 55% stake in Türk Telekom.
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Barclays has reorganised its debt syndicate desks, aiming to make management more streamlined and unified.
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Chongqing Grain Group has closed syndication of its $150m three year loan, with signing scheduled for mid-June. The deal was oversubscribed, and is likely to increase.
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Bankers working on M2 Telecommunications Group’s A$400m ($386.1m) loan have signed the deal, opting to close it as a club rather than taking it into syndication.