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Ineos was this week expected to rely mainly on its existing group of lenders to achieve a margin cut on the senior tranches of an outstanding $4.1bn transatlantic loan package.
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Aramark, the US catering and facilities management group, has launched $4.8bn-equivalent of loans to refinance debt, only two months after its third time being taken public.
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The $500m four year loan for Vedanta Resources hit the general market on Monday, after one bank joined the transaction in senior syndication.
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Indian company Tata Communications is seeking lenders for its $240m fundraising, which launched into general on February 6. At the same time, Tata Motors is speaking to banks about increasing its $500m syndicated loan by an additional $100m, as lenders continue to seek final approvals for their commitments. -
HPCL raises to $500m — ONGC names seven for $725m — Indian Oil picks banks for C$900m — Banks line up for Singtel S$1.8bn
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Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has picked three banks to lead its $250m loan, creating a stir in the market because of the absence of Indian and Japanese names in the bookrunning group, writes Rashmi Kumar. But the explosion of Indian state-owned companies into the loan market over the past six months will soon be reflected in the make-up of top level groups as more lenders decide to take the plunge, said bankers.
