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India’s Power Finance Corp, which reached out to overseas lenders last month for a $100m-equivalent 10 year borrowing in euros, has failed to attract bids from banks, according to sources. -
Two commodities companies have rolled out separate syndications into the loan market, with Vitol Asia approaching lenders for $1bn and Gunvor Singapore looking for $800m.
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Syndication of a HK$7.991bn ($1.027bn) loan for a subsidiary of Hong Kong conglomerate Goldin Financial Holdings is set to wrap up soon, with the money to be used to develop a residential complex in the city’s Kowloon area.
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Telecom infrastructure provider Tower Bersama Infrastructure has tied up a $200m loan with its relationship banks on a club basis, with several participants booking the borrowing through their Indonesian subsidiaries.
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Qantas Airways has wrapped up its latest borrowing at A$900m ($676m). The Australian carrier had held roadshows in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei and drew a response from Chinese, Singaporean and Taiwanese banks, among others.
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Chinese property developer Greenland Holdings is accessing the loan market through a subsidiary called Gluon Xima International for a $250m three year bullet.
