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Africa-focused oil and gas firm Afren has signed a $300m senior secured refinancing facility for its Ebok oil field in Nigeria. BNP Paribas, Citi and Natixis arranged the loan.
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The general syndication of SM Prime’s $200m five year loan has now closed, but there are no plans to increase the size of the deal by exercising the greenshoe option, said a banker familiar with the loan.
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Chandra Sakti Utama Leasing’s $80m loan has received its first commitment. The leads now think they will be able to attract as many as 10 more lenders, allowing them to exercise a $20m greenshoe.
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Eight banks have been lined up as the possible bookrunners of Jindal Steel and Power’s $400m five year loan and are now going through the credit approval stage. They plan to price the deal with all-ins of around 320bp over Libor, which bankers say is more than enough to attract plenty of demand.
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Bankers leading Protelindo’s $600m loan are holding roadshows this week to drum up more interest in the five year deal, which has already received commitments from eight lenders in senior syndication.
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San Miguel Corp’s $1.3bn five year loan is proving popular with lenders. Three more banks have now joined at the top level and another two are looking at the deal.