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Romanian rapeseed processor Expur last week signed a Eu80m A/B structured loan with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and two commercial lenders.
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Asian loans bankers are still hungry for exposure to the commodities sector despite a heavy supply of deals this year. Arcadia Energy and Mercuria Energy showed this week that new borrowers can get as reliable a response as the more well-known names.
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Lenovo, the Chinese computer manufacturer, launched a $500m five year revolver into syndication yesterday, offering lenders a margin of 137.5bp over dollar Libor.
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Three banks have committed to Tata Steel’s £3.53bn ($5.67m) acquisition loan, a quick response to a deal that launched into general syndication only last Wednesday.
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IDBI Bank has become the latest borrower to take advantage of the strong liquidity among Taiwan’s banks, closing a $125m loan that was increased after Taiwanese institutions stepped in to take more than a third of the deal.
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Rusal, the world’s biggest aluminium producer, is lining up a substantial capital markets refinancing programme for the debt that it restructured in 2009, according to Oleg Mukhamedshin, deputy chief executive and head of debt capital markets.