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Materis Chryso, the French admixture producer for concrete and cement, has widened the margin on its €165m seven year term loan ‘B’, after lenders pushed back on pricing. -
While there are no clear signs as yet of a big, investment grade M&A driven deal to follow last week’s BSkyB package, bankers say there is no shortage of potential activity — and what comes through in the loans market could provide good margins.
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Materis Paints has reduced the size of its seven year term loan ‘B’ from €292m to €267m and flexed pricing on the facility, in the first sign of a successful push-back from investors after weeks of borrower-friendly terms on new issues.
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Spain’s Telefónica and Telefónica Brasil have launched a R$20.1bn (€6.7bn) acquisition offer for Vivendi’s Brazilian unit Global Village Telecom.
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Bookrunners and mandated lead arrangers DBS and ING have closed a $150m loan that was issued to back the leveraged buyout of Minacs, the business process outsourcing unit of Indian company Aditya Birla Group.
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Jo Jo Thirasilpa has joined DNB Markets, the Norwegian investment bank, where he will work as a director in fixed income origination team in London.
