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Kingboard Chemical Holdings took out HK$5.5bn ($704.4m) from the syndicated loan market this week, after bringing in nine banks as bookrunners on top of the two original lead banks. -
Tata Motors’ £640m ($839m) refinancing has been launched into general syndication after the senior phase was completed this month.
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Energy and chemical company Sasol has signed South Africa’s biggest loan deal of the year so far — a $3.9bn revolving credit facility with 17 banks.
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Brazilian energy company Petrobras has returned to the loan market after a four year absence with a $1bn syndicated loan.
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Yes Bank has dipped its toes into the Japanese Samurai loan market for the first time to raise ¥16.5bn ($150m), placing it among a handful of Indian firms that have tapped into yen liquidity. The move could inspire other Indian financial institutions to follow — provided the pricing advantage holds. John Loh reports.
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Centratama Telekomunikasi Indonesia has launched a triple-tranche $390m financing into general syndication through two mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
