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Finnair has renegotiated the covenants on its €175m revolving credit facility, as the company endured a quarter of sizeable losses and increased its annual cost savings target for the third time since the coronavirus pandemic began. -
Hochtief, the German construction company, has followed up its bond outing with a revolving credit facility. The deals see the company take on around €750m of debt in the run-up to its annual general meeting.
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Legal & General has lent Believe Housing, a UK housing association, £85m with margins tied to its energy transition. This is the first sustainability-linked private placement in the UK social housing sector, according to GlobalCapital research.
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Alfa Laval, a Swedish heating engineering company, has refinanced a €700m revolving credit facility, months after the company’s credit ratings came under heavy pressure for an ultimately failed acquisition attempt.
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Jumbo, a privately owned supermarket chain with stores in Belgium and the Netherlands, has closed a debut Schuldschein at €200m, according to market sources. New deals are proving popular, as low levels of deal flow cannot slake investors' thirst for assets.
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Indian agrochemical company UPL Corp has received strong response for its sustainability-linked loan during general syndication, allowing it to increase the size to $750m.
