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Summit Oto, an Indonesian auto loan company, will increase a $55m loan facility after it secured $150m-$200m in syndication. Bankers attribute the success of the transaction to the company’s parent: Japanese conglomerate Sumitomo Corp.
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Representatives of the UAE’s Etisalat are in London for a series of bank meetings with the 13 lenders pitching to provide the $12bn in financing that will back the purchase of a 46% stake in Kuwaiti telecoms company Zain.
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Transfield Services, an industrial services provider, has secured a A$750m ($741m) fully underwritten loan to help finance its acquisition of Easternwell Group.
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Slovenian logistics company Intereuropa has signed a Eu79.5m three and a half year refinancing loan with a group of five banks.
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Kuwaiti financial institution Global Investment House announced that it has successfully met its repayment commitments for 2010 as established in a January’s debt restructuring plan.
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Resorts World at Sentosa, the Singaporean developer of Sentosa Island, launched a S$4.1925bn ($3.2bn) refinancing on Friday that the borrower hopes to wrap up before the end of the year. Resorts World is encouraging quick commitments with an extra 20bp fee for banks that commit before December 25.