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Kingboard Chemicals pushed its planned HK$4bn ($516m) loan up to HK$5.5bn, after drawing HK$5.7bn of demand from a big lending group.
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Leveraged loans bankers had a tough time of it last year, suffering alongside their peers across the loan market. But now many syndicate heads are looking to mergers and acquisitions to boost their overall volumes — and bankers working in the area are preparing for a boom, writes Rashmi Kumar.
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Russian steel producer Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) has sent out a letter to banks requesting feedback on market conditions as the firm considers raising a new loan.
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The deadline to make pledges at the senior level for Protelindo’s $600m five year loan has been extended to the end of this week, despite the bookrunners having already received plenty of demand, said a banker familiar with the deal.
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State Bank of India has been picked as the sole bookrunner for Numaligarh Refinery’s $90m debut loan, beating competition from five other banks. The Indian bank has priced the deal in the low 200bp over Libor area.
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Sino-American Silicon Products is targeting Taiwanese lenders for an NT$4bn ($134.5m) five year loan, after picking three banks to manage the deal.