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Indonesian palm oil company Bakrie Sumatera Plantations looked close to signing a dollar loan as EuroWeekAsia went to press on Thursday night, finding demand at the last moment after a prolonged attempt to find enough money to pay back a $185m bond that falls due next week.
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Indian manufacturer Bharat Forge launched a $120m six year loan into syndication this week, after attracting a third bank to come in as a bookrunner and mandated lead arranger alongside the two original leads.
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Indian manufacturer Bharat Forge launched a $120m six year loan into syndication this week, after attracting a third bank to come in as a bookrunner and mandated lead arranger alongside the two original leads.
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Underwriters of Swedish cable firm Com Hem’s Skr7.1bn (€775m) of leveraged loans will bring a three-month syndication process to an end by allocating to investors on Thursday afternoon at an original issue discount (OID) of 93.
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Asian companies will confront some heavy loan refinancings over the next six months, but bankers think they are unlikely to rush to the markets before the end of this year.
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Indonesia’s Tower Bersama Group is hoping to close a $200m loan next week, after it gets final commitments from two domestic banks still considering the deal.