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Asian lenders have been asked to make early commitments to the $350m loan backing the buyout of Hyva International before the deal is launched into general syndication. Unitas Capital and NWS Holdings are buying the hydraulic cylinder manufacturer — and hope that its strong presence in Asia will help the loan generate big demand in the region.
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The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) sent requests for proposals for a new $2bn five year syndicated loan to banks at the end of December.
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Russian nuclear power company Rosatom is in talks with four banks for its debut syndicated loan. The state-owned firm will syndicate a $400m loan with a margin of 225bp, though the company may increase the transaction to $500m. BTMU, Deutsche, Nordea and Société Générale are in talks with the borrower to lead the deal.
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Sberbank, Russia’s biggest bank, is set to play a bigger role in syndicated lending in 2011, according to Yuri Korsun, head of syndication. In December, the bank joined a Sfr2bn ($2.05bn) loan for Russian investment company Renova as an MLA, and Sberbank intends to expand its work with international banks.