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Telecoms company Huawei has signed a $1.2bn dual tranche loan after attracting four banks to the deal in syndication.
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East Africa’s largest bank by assets Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has received a $105m loan from the International Finance Corporation.
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Polish mobile phone operator Polkomtel’s Z6.394bn ($2.2bn) of senior buy-out loans are already oversubscribed with more commitments expected later this week.
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South Africa’s Platinum Group Metals has mandated Barclays Capital through Absa Capital, Caterpillar Financial, Standard Bank and WestLB to lead a $260m nine year project financing deal.
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Syndication was launched for aluminium producer Rusal’s $4.75bn loan on Friday night. A group of fewer than 40 banks have been invited to commit between $50m and $150m to join the deal.
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IDBI Bank has approached lenders with a $250m one and three year loan that bankers are optimistic will do well despite turbulent equity and credit markets. Some 10 bookrunners have agreed to cover the deal, and the borrower will use any commitments in general syndication to boost the loan.