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Emerging Market Loans

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  • Summit Oto, an Indonesian auto loan company, has secured 18 commitments to a $55m loan. The deal will now be increased to $155m to accommodate demand.
  • State-owned Indian Oil Corp has agreed the margin of a $500m five year loan that it will launch into syndication before the end of the month. But the company is still discussing fees with its lenders — and bankers are likely to point to a heavy pipeline of Indian deals as a reason the borrower should pay up.
  • Loans bankers working on emerging market deals anticipate a slow burn of activity throughout January with cautious borrowers treading carefully.
  • Etisalat Egypt, the Egyptian subsidiary of Emirates Telecommunications (Etisalat), has signed a E£7.2bn ($1.2bn) syndicated loan with a group of 25 banks to finance the expansion of its network.
  • Ukrainian agricultural group Kernel has added $100m to its existing $260m loan that was signed in August. During a second syndication, led by ING and UniCredit, all lenders agreed to commit more than their existing share.
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