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The facility is being used to drive Saudi investment in industries away from petrochemicals
Bankers uncertain whether trades that didn't cross the line in 2024 will proceed
Company has doubled its relationship banks
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Vietnam’s SSI Securities Corp has returned to the loan market, just six months after its last deal. -
The Omani lender Bank Dhofar has secured a loan facility from a consortium of international banks, in a deal led by two regional lenders.
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Turkey has re-entered the debt capital markets with the intention of selling a Sharia-compliant bond, a sukuk. The proposed deal, which some say could come at a premium, was announced just days after Saudi Aramco achieved an enormous order book on its debut sukuk.
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Indian company ONGC Videsh has mandated four banks for a $500m fundraising, which is likely to be syndicated next month.
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WH Group has turned to banks for about $1.25bn to fund a share buy-back, as the world’s largest pork company takes advantage of attractive market conditions to raise a new loan. Unlike its acquisition fundraising eight years ago, which received plenty of criticism and pushback from lenders, the market’s response this time around is different — despite some initial confusion, writes Pan Yue.
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Russian potash fertiliser producer Uralkali has entered the syndicated loan market to raise a pre-export finance facility, according to loan bankers. The facility garnered a strong response from lenders, as they hunt for assets in a bare pipeline.
