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Notebook parts maker Luxshare Precision Industry is in the market for a $200m revolver, with one bank at the helm. The Shenzhen-listed borrower is paying generous all-ins for the borrowing, which comes with a $100m greenshoe. -
BNP Paribas has hired an associate for its southeast Asia loans team, GlobalCapital Asia understands.
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Chinese automobile dealer Zhongsheng Group Holdings has increased the size of its borrowing to $250m from the launch of $150m, raking in plenty of demand from lenders during general syndication. The borrower decided to diversify the set of currencies to include euros and Hong Kong dollars, as it wanted to limit its US dollar exposure in a depreciating renminbi environment.
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Bain Capital-owned Wittur, the German lift components producer, has alerted lenders that a financing package backing its merger with Sematic is on the way.
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The middle of August is an acceptable time to be quiet if you are a leveraged loan banker or investor, but as dealflow dwindles, many are reflecting on a disappointing year.
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Côte Restaurants, the UK chain of French-styled restaurants being bought out by BC Partners, has avoided general syndication and allocated a £138m leveraged loan with early bird lenders.
