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Salamander Energy’s $300m seven year loan has attracted the attention of at least five banks looking to join the deal at various levels.
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Five banks have been picked to lead Uni-President China Holdings’ $200m loan, and plan to launch it into general syndication at the end of the month.
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Ukrainian metals firm Metinvest is on course to sign its $300m three year pre-export finance facility within the next week as the firm waits for the last bank to join the deal.
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Lenders looking to get involved with a S$680m three year refinancing loan for Areif Singapore, a property fund, face a tough task. Bookrunners Australia and New Zealand Bank, Maybank and United Overseas Bank are targeting only those lenders that pitched in for the company’s previous loan in February 2011.
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China Gas Holdings has sent out a request for proposals to bankers for a $100m loan, despite having already picked Nomura to run a $300m three year deal.
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Golden Bridge Corp has generated enough demand for its debut syndicated loan to increase the size of the deal to $87m, well above the $50m it was originally aiming for. The loan has now been allocated, and seven banks have received a slice of the deal.