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Omani oil company has pushed out maturity by a year
Renamed company's $4.2bn murabaha facility has lifted Saudi banks
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Mizuho Corporate Bank has attracted a handful of banks to a selldown of a $500m dual-tranche loan it provided to Korea Development Bank last year.
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Standard Bank of South Africa launched a $750m new money loan into syndication on Monday. Expectations are high for the facility to be very oversubscribed during general syndication as dollar rich US and Asian lenders look for places to put money to work, said bankers.
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Dubai government-owned Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza) is pushing ahead with plans for a syndicated loan, reportedly worth around Dh3.3bn ($900m). This represents the first component of a three-part financing plan that Jafza submitted to creditors last week as it looks for a way to repay a Dh7.5bn sukuk maturity in November.
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African lender Afreximbank will get signatures from its initial mandated lead arranger (IMLA) group today on a $300m dual currency refinancing facility.
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Market sentiment towards debt for Dubai state-owned firms took a leap forward this week as lenders close to port operator DP World’s new $1bn loan praised the firm’s decision to repay a $3bn revolving credit facility six months early.
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Saudi construction company Al-Khodari Sons Company agreed murabaha (Islamic financing) facilities worth SR968m ($258m) with Samba Financial Group over the weekend.