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Wilmar International is preparing a $1.5bn loan that could be launched as soon as this Friday, after the company named six banks to lead the deal. Bankers hope to replicate the success of the company’s last deal, a $1.9bn loan to finance its acquisition of Sucrogen that attracted commitments from 12 banks.
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UniCredit has arranged a $100m pre-export credit facility for Metinvest, the Ukranian metal company. The loan, which will be used for working capital purposes and to invest in project financing, has a maturity of three years.
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Indonesian miner Newmont Nusa Tenggara (NNT) has approached lenders with a $600m loan, ending a five month wait for bankers that expected the deal 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 agreement will be finalised next week.
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Second tier Turkish bank Alternatifbank is in the loan market for a $300m one year deal. The borrower is refinancing a $198m one year facility signed in May 2010 and hopes to increase the total in syndication.
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Alfa Bank will send requests for proposals to lenders within the next two weeks for a new $300m 18-24 month facility, continuing the post-crisis return of Russian private banks to the syndicated loan market. Deals from Nomos, Uralsib and MDM came in the second half of last year and were signed in January.