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German automotive company Amtek will not close the book on its €305m deal until September, after entering the leveraged loan market towards the end of July’s glut of deal supply. -
In the middle of a quiet August, thoughts among leveraged finance bankers have naturally turned to September, traditionally one of the busiest months of the year. But market participants are unsure how many transactions still need to be done, following the surge of supply that hit the market in July.
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UK self-storage company Big Yellow Group has signed a £145m refinancing loan with Lloyds and HSBC, that will pay down a £190m loan made in 2012.
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Faster SpA, the Italian producer of couplings for the hydraulic industry, has signed a €98m loan to back its buyout by Capvis Equity Partners.
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Indian major Reliance Industries’ telecom arm Reliance Jio Infocomm could be looking to price its $1.5bn dual tranche financing at all-ins below 175bp, said a banker who received the invitation but is not considering participating.
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A total of 18 banks have piled into Taiwan Cement Corp’s $1bn fundraising, with syndication now closed. But despite the fact that the deal is close to two times covered, the borrower is unlikely to increase the final size.
