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Indonesian power company Pertamina has given what loans bankers hope will be an eye-opening demonstration to other borrowers from the country, after managing to raise the size of its latest dollar loan by more than 50%. That has increased confidence that lenders will be able to improve on what ended up being a dire year of borrowing from the country’s banks and corporations in 2012.
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PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corp closed syndication for its five year loan after attracting 17 banks at the end of last year, allowing it to push the deal to $300m.
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Rosneft’s jumbo $16.8bn TNK-BP takeover facility, completed late in December, was not enough to stop bond activity in CEEMEA from outstripping loan issuance for the first time ever in 2012.
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Russia’s Vnesheconombank (VEB) has shaved 5bp off the amount its peers paid for loans to sign an oversubscribed $800m three year club deal at 185bp all-in.
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Mobile telecommunications company Zain Saudi has once again extended the payment deadline of the outstanding Sr9bn ($2.4bn) on a Sr2.75bn murabaha financing as a refinancing deal remains elusive. This is the fifth time the firm has deferred payment.