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Indian private bank Kotak Mahindra has attracted two commitments to a $100m loan that it now plans to boost by 20%, making the most of its first outing into the dollar loan market.
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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) will repay Dh5.4bn ($1.47bn) of loans this month. It is due to repay Dh2.7bn ($735m) on April 13 and will repay the same amount on a facility due in October, six months ahead of schedule.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) has attracted three banks to a $3.8bn loan that it hopes to increase after syndication closes. But with the deadline for commitments looming, bankers predict a struggle between the borrower and underwriters over the final size of the deal.
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BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank closed a $3.1bn five and seven year loan for Russian miner Metalloinvest and its subsidiaries Lebedinskiy GOK, OEMK and JSC Holding Company. It is the largest pre-export financing deal from the country since the financial crisis.
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Enerjisa has signed its $700m 12 year project financing, which funds the second phase of the Turkish company’s power generation plans. The loans were oversubscribed in syndication.