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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.
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Stanford Marine Group, a Dubai headquartered supplier and operator of offshore supply vessels, has agreed a $175m loan to put towards growth capital and refinancing existing debt.
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Commodities company Noble Group has launched a $1.5bn revolving credit facility, and has picked 17 banks to take the deal into general syndication.
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Dubai World company Palm Utilities has closed a Dh1.14bn ($310m) financing facility for its district cooling business. The seven-year club facility comprises both a conventional and Islamic tranche, with proceeds to be used in refinancing an existing facility.
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Stanford Marine Group, a Dubai headquartered supplier and operator of offshore supply vessels, has agreed a $175m loan to put towards growth capital and refinancing existing debt. Noor Islamic and Standard Chartered arranged the senior secured club facility, which is dual currency (dollar and UAE dirham) and comprises both murabaha and conventional tranches.
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Indonesian telecom tower operator Tower Bersama aims to raise as much as $375m in the international loan market after securing commitments from lead arrangers for $250m.