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Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding is in the early stages of putting together a refinancing loan of $300m drawn from the European syndicated loan market. Dogus has not approached any banks yet but plans to in the upcoming weeks.
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Ukrainian steel credit Metinvest has launched a $300m three year loan into general syndication. The borrower will mostly look to its relationship banking group for funds, although others have been invited to participate, according to a loans banker familiar with the deal.
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Oil trading firm Oman Trading International (OTI) has borrowed $480m through its Dubai and Singapore operations to renew and increase a one year borrowing base facility. The facility was bumped up from last year’s $300m as OTI’s financing needs have increased, according to the trading firm’s finance director Amer Al Jabri.
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Airport retailer Dubai Duty Free's inclusion of an Islamic component in its $1.1bn loan facility plans may well prompt other conventional companies to reconsider Islamic finance as a useful funding source.
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Chinese property company Shui On Land raised $338.7m from its most recent visit to the international loan market, getting less than the $410m it had planned when the deal started marketing at the end of last year.
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Chinese property company Shui On Land raised $338.7m from its most recent visit to the international loan market, getting less than the $410m it had planned when marketing began on the deal at the end of last year.