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Commodities company Olam International has approached banks with a $1.25bn loan. But unlike most other companies in the sector, Olam wants to raise long term funding and is marketing a three and five year term facility.
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Commitments are due today for a new loan of up to $2bn for chemicals and fertiliser manufacturer Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic).
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Funding officials at State Bank of India face a welcome question: how much money do they want to raise in the loan market? The bank has easily enough interest to boost its $300m loan by another $100m, but bankers now think it could increase the deal even further to accommodate the heavy demand.
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Turkey’s AY Marka Magazacilik, a textile company, has signed a Eu30m three year secured amortising term loan. The deal is secured against credit card receivables from three Turkish banks.
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An oversubscribed deal for Omani financial institution Bank Muscat is a positive signal for the market and for other Middle East FIs with impending maturities, according to loans bankers. But questions still hang over the strength of the recovery.
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Multilateral financial institution African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is waiting for last minute commitments for an already oversubscribed $400m two year loan.