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Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo will sign a $500m loan on Wednesday after four Asian banks joined the syndicate, attracted to the deal by the borrower’s willingness to pay up over recent loans from mainland borrowers.
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Morocco’s second largest telephone operator, Médi Télécom, is refinancing Eu450m of debt and has renegotiated its borrowings with a syndicate of local and international banks.
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IKB has arranged the senior debt package supporting Parcom Deutsche’s takeover of tow-bar producer Westfalia. Syndication of the loans is to launch shortly.
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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 pledges of shares the group holds in OC Oerlikon and Sulzer.
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Infotel Broadband Services, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, has re-signed and allocated a $1.5bn loan that was prefunded by the mandated lead arrangers before Christmas.
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India’s state-owned Canara Bank has attracted five banks to a $175m loan that it hopes to close before the end of the week, showing that despite heavy supply from Indian banks there is still strong demand for the sector. The response to the deal is an encouraging sign for Bank of Baroda, which plans to launch its own $125m facility on Tuesday.