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Sahara Petrochemical, the Saudi Arabian oil company, has completed a SR400m ($106.7m) standby revolving credit facility with Saudi Investment Bank.
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Russia’s Summa Group has received a R5.8bn ($187.188m) credit facility from Sberbank and Investor LLC, a company related to the borrower.
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Russian oil firm Slavneft has closed a $500m three year loan from seven lenders, but is expected to add up to $200m more to the facility in a second round of financing, said loans bankers.
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Azerbaijan’s Pasha Bank is planning a $50m one year club loan before the end of the year, rather than tapping the Eurobond market, said Taleh Kazimov, chief investment officer.
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Energy firm DTEK and agri-business Creative Group — two of the few Ukrainian companies still able to access the syndicated loan markets — both signed loans this week. But this doesn’t mark a turning point for borrowers in the country, said DTEK’s chief financial officer Vsevolod Starukhin.