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The African Development Bank is considering its first co-financing with international lenders in an A/B structured loan for Transnet, the state-owned South African transport infrastructure firm.
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State-owned Angolan oil firm Sonangol is seeking a loan of $2bn-$3bn with a tenor of seven years or longer in its most ambitious deal yet, according to senior loans bankers.
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AUSTRALASIA Australia Pacific Airports signs A$900m refinancing
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Three banks have signed up to Healthscope’s A$1.5bn ($1.33bn) buy-out loan, and two more are expected to join, ahead of the deal heading to syndication in the next few weeks. It is the largest leveraged loan in Asia Pacific this year — the buy-out is the biggest in Australia since 2007 — and will test market appetite for LBO loans.