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Volvo Cars, the Chinese-owned Swedish auto maker, has refinanced its main bank revolver with a €1.3bn sustainability-linked revolving credit facility, as the borrower looks to become climate neutral by 2040. -
Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy Group has made a quick return to the loan market after five months, seeking a $150m deal in general syndication.
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Bluefield Solar, the UK solar investment fund, has financed an £89m acquisition of a 70 MW plant using a revolving credit facility, with the borrower also amending terms on the bank debt.
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Europe’s second tier lenders say that there is a noticeable dearth of big, high grade syndicated loans in the pipeline, with some adding they are preparing for bleak months ahead.
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Taiwanese printed circuit board manufacturer Zhen Ding Technology Holding has broken a three absence from the loan market to launch a $250m deal for refinancing.
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Traton, the Volkswagen subsidiary which makes MAN, Scania and VW commercial vehicles, on Monday launched a sustainability-linked Schuldscheine with a minimum target of €400m. The first SSD deal of the year, Traton’s target size is a good indication the market is looking to make up ground it lost last year.
