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Charterhouse’s French beauty products company Nocibé has achieved unanimous consent from its lenders for its amend and extend request, which allows the company to create a new €25m uncommitted acquisition facility. Around 85% of lenders have also agreed to extend the maturities of their debt — above the originally targeted 75%.
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Equipment finance company Surya Artha Nusantara Finance has launched a $150m loan into general syndication, becoming the latest Indonesian company to inject some pace into a flagging southeast Asian loan market.
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Italy’s Snam this week defied a grim warning over the scale of the refinancing task in peripheral Europe as it signed 15 banks in as mandated lead arrangers for a jumbo €9bn syndicated loan, writes Nina Flitman.
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Dutch commodities company Trafigura and the state-owned Indian Oil Corp hit the road this week to meet potential lenders for a combined $1.2bn of loans.
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Faroe Petroleum has increased its reserve base lending facility from an initial $125m to $250m while extending the maturity by one year to June 2017.
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UK television broadcaster ITV has signed a new three year revolving credit facility, having completed a liability management exercise at the end of June that saw it buy back £275m of its high yield bonds and cut its debt costs by £18m.