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Three members of the Arab Bank Group will provide $410m in loans for phase three of the development of Muscat International Airport in Oman.
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The mandate for Ghana Cocoa Board’s annual refinancing is up for grabs, according to loans bankers, as the borrower hopes to increase its regular loan to $1.75bn.
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Indonesian coal miner Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama (Buma) is returning to the international loan market to refinance a $600m loan it signed just four months ago. The company wants more money, a longer maturity, and looser covenants — but has shocked bankers by demanding tighter pricing too.
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Kazakh companies are back in the loan market, helped along by surging oil and commodity prices. But with memories still fresh of painful restructuring and the effect of Basel III on interbank lending beginning to be felt, it isn’t yet time to invite the country’s banks in from the cold.
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Maybank has increased a $500m loan to $700m after commitments flooded into the unusual deal, the Malaysian bank’s first loan in five years.
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Books close on Monday on an oversubscribed $300m deal for Turkiye Finans. Citi arranged the one year deal which was launched at $125m.