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PetroVietnam has now got around $80m of commitments from eight banks in senior syndication, but is still waiting to close the books. Three lenders have asked the bookrunners to wait until the end of next week before finishing syndication.
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Serbia has asked China for $1.8bn in loans to finance new roads and power plants.
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Around 10 banks are considering providing tickets of about $2.25bn each to Rosneft, with the final syndicated loan amount set to reach as much as $35bn.
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Russian state-owned development bank Vnesheconombank (VEB) is in the market for a $750m three year refinancing loan that is expected to price tighter than the 150bp margin Sberbank paid for a $1.5bn deal in October.
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General syndication for Angolan oil firm Sonangol’s $1.5bn five year loan is due to close by the third week of November. The facility was pre-funded in June and senior syndication closed on October 31, with more than 10 banks joining the deal. Standard Chartered was co-ordinating.
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Qatar real estate firm United Development Co has renegotiated the terms on its QR1.1bn ($302m) 2008 syndicated loan for its subsidiary Medina Centrale.