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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Two Hong Kong companies are close to completing multi-million dollar loans. Sun Hung Kai Properties is set to sign an increased HK$16.75bn ($2.16bn) facility on Friday, while Kingboard Chemical is allocating an oversubscribed HK$4.8bn deal.
  • India’s Reliance Communications is wrapping up a $255m loan that bankers expect to close this week despite attracting just one commitment in syndication. The deal struggled to gain momentum after the company was embroiled in a growing domestic scandal over the auction of 2G licences.
  • Indonesian TV operator Trans Media approached banks with a $450m prefunded loan late last week, moving to expand its group of relationship banks. The company has already secured one commitment, and bankers are confident more lenders will flock to the loan before it closes.
  • Kuwaiti telecoms company Zain has signed its increased $1.3bn refinancing, the only widely syndicated Middle East deal since protests took hold in the region. The deal was apparently unaffected by the crises in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Bahrain, and was increased from $1.2bn following an oversubscription.
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