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Vimpelcom’s shareholders narrowly approved the company’s acquisition of Wind Telecom on Thursday, allowing the Russian telco to proceed with a bridge loan, reduced from $2.5bn to $1.3bn, to help finance the takeover.
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Axis Bank turned away from the syndicated loan market this week, opting to raise $200m through a club deal as lenders become increasingly selective about investing in Indian banks.
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Despite a mid-deal reverse flex on the margin from 560bp to 535bp, Turkish telecoms company Ojer Telekom’s $1.35bn second lien five year loan has been twice oversubscribed, according to a banker close to the deal.
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Saudi Oger, a Saudi Arabian construction company with subsidiaries elsewhere in the Middle East and in the UK and US, is in talks with banks for a $2bn syndicated loan. The deal will test pricing in the region following the wave of political protests in North Africa and the Middle East.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) has chosen nine banks to run a $3.8bn deal that it plans to launch at the end of next week, ending a tough pitching process in which deal size, syndication strategy and pricing changed several times.