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Commodity trader Gunvor increased its European revolving credit facility by around 50% to meet oversubscribed commitments, having also grown its $725m working capital loan after strong demand. -
Abu Dhabi industrial investment company Senaat General Holding is refinancing a $500m revolving credit facility and reducing it to $400m, according to bankers close to the deal.
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Caa1 rated Banque Misr is syndicating a loan with a longer than usual tenor of five years, though a guarantee from the Egyptian central bank will help drive demand, according to two bankers away from the deal.
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Novelis is to refinance debt raised in the US with an Asia loan, becoming the second company in India’s Aditya Birla Group to replace its term loan B with Asian liquidity. With plenty of cost savings on offer, bankers expect more companies to take a similar approach to fundraising, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Papua New Guinea is set to make its offshore syndicated loan debut with a $200m five year facility. Arranger Credit Suisse is holding discussions to expand the top group, according to a source.
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Bank of Baroda has rolled out its $300m three year into general syndication with the help of four leads. Pricing is close to what State Bank of India, the country’s largest lender, paid for its last three year facility.
