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Ukrainian metals firm Donetsk Steel has requested three and five year tranches on its proposed $400m-$500m loan. The longer tenor piece will see the borrower push out its debt maturity on large loans by two years.
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The bookrunners of Ecom Agroindustrial Asia’s $300m 364-day revolver have launched the deal into general syndication, pitching it at a tighter margin than the company’s old loan.
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Five banks have joined Focus Media’s $1.525bn leveraged buyout loan, giving the company $300m of commitments in senior syndication. The bookrunners hope to bring in a few more lenders next week.
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Bankers working on Kingboard Chemical Holdings’ HK$4bn ($515.6m) loan have already received commitments from 11 banks. But they are not planning to stop there — and are now waiting for 20 more lenders to join the deal.
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The bank leading SM Prime Holdings’ $200m five year loan has extended the deadline for commitments, and is giving lenders until early March to make pledges.
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Trafigura, the Dutch commodities trading firm, has signed its new multicurrency syndicated facility, increasing the line from a planned $3bn to $4.265bn after oversubscription.