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China Network Systems, the Taiwanese cable operator, has launched a NT$45.25bn ($1.55bn) loan to finance its acquisition by Want Want. But the financing will not be documented as a new loan — and will instead extend an existing deal agreed by CNS in the middle of last year.
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Two Indian public sector companies are plotting a return to the loan market less than six months after they last tapped international banks for cash. Indian Railway Finance Corp (IRFC), the Indian rail authority’s financing arm, is planning a five year loan that could raise as much as $350m while Power Finance Corp (PFC) is looking at coming back to the yen market.
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Russian nuclear power company Rosatom is in talks with four banks for its debut syndicated loan.
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Japanese broadband provider eAccess has launched a ¥165bn ($1.99bn) loan to refinance a ¥220bn deal agreed by its subsidiary eMobile almost five years ago. The mobile phone subsidiary will guarantee the loan, which bankers expect will lead to more deals from the telecoms sector.
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Austrian chemical and plastic packaging firm, Borealis, has signed a Eu200m export credit agency backed loan to back its joint venture polyolefins project in the United Arab Emirates. Oesterrichische Kontrollbank (OEKB) supported the dual tranche 18 month and eight year loan under its export financing scheme.