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A Shariah-compliant tranche may be added to the $2bn financing package for Saudi Arabian construction company Saudi Oger, after strong interest from Islamic accounts in the Middle East during the retail syndication phase.
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Syndication of healthcare provider Euromedic’s €250m of senior loans has closed oversubscribed. The facilities, alongside the proceeds of the company’s sale of its dialysis division to Fresenius, will be used to refinance existing debt.
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Hindustan Petroleum Corp increased the size of its five year term loan to $465m when it signed the deal last week.
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Ballooning bank funding costs and fears over the future health of Europe have injected a dangerous dose of uncertainty into Asia’s loan market. While this has caused some banks to trigger market disruption clauses in their loans contracts, most bankers think that is unlikely to happen en masse. Smaller deals, and limited syndications, will define the rest of the year.
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Ukraine’s Katerinopolsky Elevator and Myronivsky Feed Planty, subsidiaries of MHP, have received a $70m project finance loan to finance the companies’ supply of sunflower seeds through the 2011 and 2012 marketing season.