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Salamander Energy, a British oil and gas company with operations in southeast Asia, is targeting the Asian syndicated loan market for a $300m seven year refinancing, tempting lenders with a juicier price than its last deal.
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Bankers working on the $1.4bn loan for Melco Crown Entertainment have wrapped up the final stages of a successful syndication, lining up commitments of $620m from 16 banks and ensuring that the leads will now look to sell-down part of their holdings.
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Gas Authority of India Ltd (Gail) signed a six year $300m loan with 10 foreign banks at the end of last month, securing strong demand in syndication following a series of bilateral deals.
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Hungarian oil and gas firm MOL has returned to the loans market with a dual request for proposals (RFP) for two club loans— one for itself and another for its Croatian subsidiary, INA. The request comes five months after the firms’ last attempt to tap the market was aborted because MOL could not get the price it wanted, said bankers.
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Emerging markets-focused gold miner B2Gold Corp has signed a $150m four year facility to develop a mine in Namibia.
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Kuwait financial services firm Gulf Investment House has signed a murabaha agreement with Kuwait Finance House to restructure KD43.5m ($155m) of debt.