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The deadline for first round bids for Polish cable operator Multimedia Polska has been extended from September 7 to September 21. Interested parties including private equity firms Cinven and Permira, cable investor Liberty Global and at least one other corporate now have a further two weeks to prepare their bids.
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Syndication has closed on the annual amortising pre export finance facility for Cocobod, Ghana's national cocoa board. Lenders are now waiting to learn their final allocations in the deal.
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Ukrainian grain and sunflower oil producer Kernel has completed a one year extension of the $222m short term tranche of its August 2011 loan.
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Standard Bank of South Africa will sign a new loan with a syndicate of Asian lenders on Tuesday, September 4. The facility was launched at $100m at the beginning of July.
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Russia’s largest retailer by revenue, X5, has signed a Rb9m ($278m) 3.5 year bullet loan from VTB Capital to extend the average maturity of its loan portfolio to 2016.
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Corporate treasurers would be able to replicate their success self-arranging syndicated loans by syndicating their own bond transactions, according to a poll carried out by EuroWeek. Three-quarters of respondents said that they felt that investment grade borrowers would be able to arrange their own bond deals.