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Lonmin, the South African platinum miner that has been hit by industrial unrest this year, said on Tuesday that it would raise around $800m from a fully underwritten rights issue and amend its credit facilities to support its balance sheet and a return to full production.
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Nigeria’s First City Monument Bank has approached lenders looking for a $200m facility.
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Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) has launched a $2bn-equivalent revolving credit facility as it looks to refinance debt maturing in December 2013.
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Russian metals firm Vyksa Steel Works has signed a Rb6bn ($191m) three year credit line with VTB.
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Fears are growing that Turkish bank borrowers might be able to command a return to all-ins of 100bp for their 2013 loans as their tour de force in the capital markets continued this week. Garanti Bank approached its lenders with a refinancing request that has shaved another 10bp off an already reduced pricing benchmark for Turkish deals.
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Duferco Group, an emerging markets-focused steel company, has increased and signed a dollar loan, raising $110m from Asian lenders after commitments from 10 different banks.