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Eight lenders have joined as mandated lead arrangers on Great Eagle Holdings’ HK$6.8bn ($876m) three year loan within a week of its launch into senior syndication.
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Australian rail freight company Aurizon Holdings will tap the loan market soon for an A$3.6bn ($3.59bn) loan as part of its capital structuring plans and use part of the proceeds to repay existing debt.
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Eight banks have joined Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan’s A$465m ($477.2m) five year loan in senior syndication, with enough commitments to cover more than A$500m. The leads have now closed and allocated the deal without going into general.
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The banks arranging AsiaInfo-Linkage’s $330m loan plan to launch it into syndication next week after finalising all the terms. The Chinese software company will use the proceeds to help it go private.
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Russian Potash firm Uralkali will sign its five year pre-export finance (PXF) facility for marginally more than the $700m launch amount within around a week, after the firm attracted commitments of more than $1bn during syndication.
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Clondalkin, the Netherlands-based packaging group, will refinance its outstanding high yield bonds through dollar-denominated loans, although market expectations had been for a new bond issue.