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China International Marine Containers (CIMC) signed a $375m loan this week, raising more than it initially planned after getting big demand in syndication — and defying widespread scepticism about the health of Asia’s loan market this year.
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Credit Suisse has brought one lender into a loan for Philippine Airlines backed by receivables from credit card bookings, bringing the company closer to raising the $50m or so that it wants to get from other lenders. The Swiss bank signed a bilateral deal with the airline last year, but has now moved to bring in more banks and increase the size of the transaction.
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Krakatau Posco, a joint venture between South Korean steel company Posco and Indonesian counterpart Krakatau Steel, has signed some $1.729bn in loans backed by a pair of South Korean export-credit agencies.
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Thailand’s state-owned energy company PTT Exploration and Production Public Corp (PTTEP) is working on the documentation for a $300m club deal, and plans to sign the loan in the middle of next month. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Mizuho and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are lending $300m for five years, earning an all-in return of around 215bp over dollar Libor, said loans bankers.
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Dubai's Department of Finance has completed a $675m dual currency financing as part of its Al Sufouh tram project. The facility comprises a $401m loan and a $274m ijara (Islamic leasing) segment.
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An as-yet-unnamed large conglomerate in the Czech Republic has surprised international lenders by looking to raise a €1bn loan exclusively in its domestic market.