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German agricultural machinery firm Claas has entered the Schuldschein market for a minimum of €150m, with one of the deal's tranches not settling until mid-August. -
India’s National Thermal Power Corp has mandated three lenders for a $300m-equivalent Samurai loan, after sending out a request for proposals last year.
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Faber-Castell, the German manufacturer of office supplies, was the second borrower to enter the Schuldschein market in 2020, offering five and seven year notes with a sustainability-linked ratchet on Wednesday.
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Reden Solar, a French company that constructs and manages photovoltaic power plants, has sold a green euro private placement (PP).
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German pharmaceutical firm Vetter launched a Schuldschein on Tuesday, which is the first such offering in the market in 2020.
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Minmetals Land’s subsidiary, Onfem Finance, has attracted 17 lenders during syndication, allowing the borrower to boost its loan to HK$6bn ($771m).
