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Chinese television maker TCL Multimedia Technology Holdings’ $150m loan has attracted more than enough commitments in syndication, leading to an oversubscription. The allocations have been finalised but the leads had to cut back significantly the amount they kept on their books.
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Loans bankers in Asia are increasingly eyeing borrowers in the technology sector, as they look to drum up more business in a bid to counter the low volume of loans so far this year. But while lenders are keen to tap tech firms, they remain cautious and are sticking with market leaders, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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United Laboratories International Holding is looking to tap the market for an $80m three year loan and has appointed Fubon Bank to arrange the syndication.
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Russia’s Gazprom Neft should sign its $1bn dual tranche loan within the next week, according to bankers.
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Kookmin Bank is in preliminary discussions with lenders about a dollar loan and could tap the market in the next two months. The South Korean bank has not yet made a decision about the size of the loan, according to a funding official at the bank. But some lenders, who the bank has approached, said it was likely to be around $200m. The timing of any facility is harder to determine because of the escalating tensions between North and South Korea, they added.
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Power Finance Corp has sent out a request for proposals to banks for a $100m loan, which can be increased to $250m with a greenshoe option, and is giving lenders until May 3 to make pitches.