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Banks have made their bids for Oil and Natural Gas Corp’s $900m bridge loan, and are expecting the company to pick its bookrunners early this week.
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Chinese online fashion retailer Vipshop Holdings is planning to raise as much as $120m from a follow-on offer on the Nasdaq stock exchange, and has mandated three banks to help drum up demand for the mooted deal.
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Keppel Reit and its sponsor raised S$152.9m ($123.6) from a block sale last week, managing to increase the size of the deal despite what some rivals saw as an eye-popping discount.
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Bankers working on Kingboard Chemical Holdings’ HK$4bn ($515.6m) loan have already received commitments from 11 banks. But they are not planning to stop there — and are now waiting for 20 more lenders to join the deal.
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Citi, the Royal Bank of Scotland and State Bank of India have been mandated for Oil and Natural Gas Corp’s $900m bridge loan, and will be pricing the deal at less than 100bp over dollar Libor.
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Two more Taiwanese banks have joined Focus Media’s $1.525bn leveraged buyout loan, giving the company $200m of commitments from the country in syndication. The bookrunners hope to bring in a few more lenders this week.