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South Africa’s Mamba Cement Company has signed a R1bn ($111m) syndicated loan from Chinese and African lenders.
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Bulgaria’s largest gas and energy utility Bulgarian Energy Holding has cancelled a €250m refinancing loan after the only bidder, Deutsche Bank, was disqualified for not offering a loan guarantee.
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Emerging market debt fund manager Cordiant Capital has raised $250m for a new emerging market loan fund.
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Turkish telecommunications firm OTAS has received at least $5bn of interest for its multi-tranche $4.75bn facility, which is still in general syndication. The strong response demonstrates the depth of liquidity available to Turkish corporations and should help draw other names to the loan market, bankers said.
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Chinatrust Commercial Bank plans to launch E Ink Holdings’ NT$4.7bn ($158.05m) three year loan into syndication by the end of the month, after a change in chairmanship at the company extended the credit approval and documentation process.
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South Korea’s Kookmin Bank is in preliminary discussions with lenders about a dollar loan and could tap the market sometime over the next two months.