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Australia and New Zealand Bank has been picked as the sole bookrunner of a $120m five year loan for Indian Oil Corp, beating competition from three other banks.
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Uni-President China Holdings, the subsidiary of a Taiwanese food conglomerate, has sent out requests for proposals to banks for a five year loan of between $100m-$200m.
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has extended the maturity of the outstanding SR9bn ($2.4bn) of a murabaha financing for the sixth time, as the firm and its lenders have again failed to resolve the long running repayment saga before an agreed deadline.
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South African mining firm Gold Fields yesterday signed the syndicated portion of its $1.5bn demerger financing package. Lenders flocked to the deal and oversubscribed it by more than 50%.
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has extended the maturity of the outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) of a murabaha financing for the sixth time, as the firm and its lenders have again failed to resolve the long running repayment saga before the agreed deadline.
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Ukrainian metals firm Metinvest has repaid two loans totalling $115m, including a higher cost facility that was not due to mature for two months.