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Russian miner Rusal, the world’s largest aluminium producer, plans to take advantage of improved conditions to refinance $5bn in international bank loans this year, the company’s deputy CEO and director of capital markets, Oleg Mukhamedshin, told EuroWeek.
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Bankers and financiers gathered this week at Euromoney’s Central and Eastern European Forum in Vienna to discuss the outlook for the region. Overall, the conference picture for the loan markets in the near term was mixed — loan volumes in Poland, Russia and Turkey were seen as set to rise on the back of event-driven financings.
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Oman-based Octal Petrochemicals has signed an OR114m ($296m) syndicated loan, as it plans to expand to become the largest PET resin manufacturer in the world.
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Russian investment group Renova Group has signed a Sfr2bn ($2.05bn) syndicated loan to refinance its debt. Part of the security package is a pledge of shares the group holds in OC Oerlikon and Sulzer. The self-arranged club deal has four tranches, with tenors ranging from four to seven years.
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The Republic of Turkey has arranged a Eu309m loan agreement with WestLB as part of its Eu2.187bn financing for the production of six submarines.
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Russian oil firm, Bashneft is in talks with BNP Paribas, Deutsche, Goldman Sachs and ING for a debut $300m three year pre-export financing. The company has not yet decided whether to sign a club deal with the four lead banks or to launch it into syndication.