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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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Emerging markets-focused gold miner B2Gold has signed a $150m four year secured revolving facility to fund the development of its Otijkoto gold project in Namibia.
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The technology sector has grabbed the attention of banks in Asia, which are now more eager than ever to lend to companies in this industry. But smaller TMT firms looking to tap the loan market should not get their hopes up — only the market leaders will be showered with attention.
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Axis Bank and IDBI Bank plan to wrap up the syndication of Amtek Auto’s $125m six year loan by the end of the month, and have so far received commitments from four lenders. The leads think the deal will be oversubscribed, but just Axis will be selling down its books.
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Protelindo’s $600m five year loan, which was launched into syndication last month, has received its first commitment in general, and around 20 other lenders are also considering the deal.