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Omani oil company has pushed out maturity by a year
Renamed company's $4.2bn murabaha facility has lifted Saudi banks
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Wealthy Joy, a Taiwanese-owned China property developer, is finalising a $400m loan which could close within the next week. It has already attracted several commitments and a few more are expected.
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Russia’s biggest coal miner, Suek, failed to pick up the full $200m in commitments it sought in general syndication of its $900m five year pre-export financing, according to a banker familiar with the deal. The shortfall is further evidence that while liquidity is available at the MLA level, the retail bid is proving slower to recover.
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Healthscope hopes to close a A$1.5bn loan on Friday, after attracting around seven banks in general syndication. But the loan’s four tranches, different levels of underwriting and variable commitments will ensure the allocation is far from easy.
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Trafigura Beheer, the Dutch commodities company, will sign an increased $1bn loan on October 18 after attracting around $200m in syndication. The increase is good news for Mercuria Energy, a smaller commodities company, which launched a $330m loan on Tuesday.
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Saudi Aramco, the world’s biggest oil company by reserves, will set a new low for loan pricing in the Middle East when it launches a $4bn refinancing deal, according to bankers familiar with the transaction.
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Mercuria Energy Trading, the Singaporean subsidiary of a Swiss commodities company, has added two new mandated lead arrangers to a $330m loan that it plans to launch on Tuesday.