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Abu Dhabi National Energy Co (Taqa) has managed to cut the price it pays for three and five year money as the firm enters the final stages for a $2bn-equivalent revolving credit facility.
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Indonesian power company Pertamina has returned to its old lenders for the refinancing of a $602m loan. But the state-owned corporation is making the most of bullishness about the country, and is pitching the deal well inside its old facility.
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GISA Netherlands, part of commodities trader the Gerald Group, has launched a new revolving credit facility totalling $195m. It will replace a $200m 364-day line signed in January this year.
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Emerging market loans bankers still can’t decipher what Turkey’s upgrade to investment grade by Fitch could mean for the margins of next year’s refinancing loans for Turkish financial institutions, according to the latest EuroWeek poll.
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Qatar Telecom (QTel) has broken into Islamic financing with a €500m 18 month revolving murabaha financing facility from Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB).
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Saudi engineering firm Abdullah AM Al-Khodari Sons Co has signed Islamic financing facilities totalling SR400m ($107m) from Riyad Bank .