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Soho China is awaiting confirmation of the last two commitments to a $626m loan, getting well above its earlier target of $400m after enticing banks with its commercial property portfolio. But despite the success of the deal, bankers expect few mainland companies to turn to the offshore market over the next few months, after an easing of liquidity onshore, writes Matthew Thomas.
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Saudi Arabian shipping company Bahri has signed a SR822.6m ($219.3m) of 12-year Islamic loans from National Commercial Bank and Saudi British Bank. Proceeds will be used to finance 80% of the costs of four newly built container ships which it ordered last year from South Korea.
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Reliance Industries looks set to mandate banks for a $1bn loan soon, swelling the supply of international loans from the country after an almost 35% fall in dollar loans from Indian companies since the start of the year.
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The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) is in early discussions with its banking group for a $500m loan. Tenor and pricing are still being negotiated, and a formal request for proposals has yet to be issued.
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Saudi Arabian shipping company Bahri has signed a SR822.6m ($219.36m) of 12 year Islamic loans from National Commercial Bank and Saudi British Bank.