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French petrol pump business Tokheim has signed a new refinancing loan of around €200m with eight banks after its owner Motion Equity Partners injected more than €80m of additional equity alongside Fonds Strategique d’Investissement, a new minority shareholder.
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Turkish satellite television provider Digiturk has signed a loan for $260m from four banks. Standard Bank was sole mandated lead arranger and coordinator, and was joined on the deal by ING and Turkish lenders Garanti Bankasi and Isbank.
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Russian aluminium firm Rusal has signed a cooperation agreement with the Export Import Bank of China (Chexim) for up to $850m for a greenfield project in eastern Siberia.
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Sino-Ocean Land has signed a $600m three year loan that it plans to use to refinance an old deal, becoming only the latest mainland developer to tap offshore lenders for cash — and still finding enough to demand to increase the deal above its original target.
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German collagen protein producing group Gelita has completed an €80m syndicated loan, its first syndicated credit facility. The loan was originally launched at €60m but then increased to €80m after it was oversubscribed. It has a five year maturity but pricing is undisclosed.
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German collagen protein producing group Gelita has completed an €80m syndicated loan, its first syndicated credit facility. The loan was originally launched at €60m but then increased to €80m after it was oversubscribed. It has a five year maturity but pricing is undisclosed.