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Omani oil company has pushed out maturity by a year
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State controlled Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, is in talks about raising a $2bn loan which loans bankers expect to be priced at under 200bp. The borrower is following Gazprombank and MDM by seeking a three year unsecured deal according to a banker familiar with the terms the borrower hopes to sign.
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BP Angola’s $2.5bn underwritten five year pre-export financing closed to commitments on Friday but bankers on the deal were unsure whether it would reach the $3bn originally targeted.
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Turkey’s Denizbank, owned by Dexia, signed a $640m dual-currency loan with a syndicate of 30 banks last week.
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Turkish oil firm Tupras is in the market for a loan of up to $2.2bn to finance the upgrade of one of its refineries. The company, rated BB by Fitch, is seeking a dual-tranche deal. The larger piece will be an export credit agency covered facility. There will also be a smaller uncovered piece, which will make up about a fifth of the overall financing.