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MET Group, the Swiss headquartered multinational energy firm, closed a €560m dual-tranche revolver on Wednesday evening that bankers said will be used to shore up its enterprises in eastern Europe. -
A euro deal is imminent for India’s Motherson Sumi Systems (MSSL) as it completes its acquisition of Finland’s PKC Group.
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A $1.75bn borrowing for Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries has been opened into general syndication with a 19-strong banking group at the top.
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Brenntag, the German chemicals distribution company, extended and improved its syndicated loan financing on Tuesday. Its intention was to lengthen maturity profile, but strong conditions and improving credit documentation allowed the borrower to cut interest margins as well.
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Varex Imaging, the Palo Alto-based X-ray equipment manufacturer, has had a busy January. Following its spin-off from parent company Varian Medical Systems, the firm has found a $600m loan package to acquire PerkinElmer’s medical imaging business.
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British American Tobacco has obtained a £5.68bn revolving credit facility, in addition to the $25bn acquisition loan it agreed earlier this month with an 18 strong bank syndicate.
