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Hong Kong commodities company Noble Group is looking to raise more than $2bn to refinance several loans that are due to mature this year. But the borrower could increase the deal to as much as $3bn — if bank appetite is sufficient.
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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) will repay Dh5.4bn ($1.47bn) of loans this year. It repaid Dh2.7bn on April 13 and will repay the same amount on a facility due in October, six months ahead of schedule.
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Russian mineral fertiliser producer Eurochem is planning to approach a large group of relationship banks to refinance its $1.5bn pre-export finance facility with a club deal.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) is looking to increase a $3.8bn loan after attracting three banks so far in syndication. But as the deadline for commitments looms on Friday, bankers predict a struggle between the borrower and underwriters over the final size of the deal.
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Jurong Aromatics signed a $1.557bn loan to build a petrochemicals plant in Singapore on Wednesday. The borrower stopped syndicating the deal in December after attracting 11 banks, but the financing’s complicated structure delayed documentation.
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Indonesian miner Newmont Nusa Tenggara (NNT) has approached lenders with a $600m loan, ending a five month wait for a deal that bankers expected to launch in November. They had to wait as the company struggled to reach an agreement with the government on a stake sale, but bankers think that should be finalised this week.