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Maldives is a rare source of deals in the loan market. But that has not stopped bankers from successfully closing a $110m five year loan, launched by Blackstone Group to back its buy-out of two seaplane operators in the country.
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Morpol, the Norwegian salmon processor, has signed a new amendment to its €250m loan. The refinancing sees the maturity of the facility extended to the end of December from September.
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Indonesian coal company Adaro Energy has mandated 12 banks to arrange its $380m seven year loan, which is set to close as a club deal, rather than go into syndication.
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Advanced Semiconductor Engineering launched a $300m five year loan at the end of last week, as the Taiwanese company looks to raise funds to repay existing debt and expand some of its operations.
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German chemical firm CABB’s new €90m term loan ‘C’ is well oversubscribed before the early-bird deadline on Friday.
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Metals and mining firm Vedanta Resources turned its back on the US institutional loan market this week, opting instead to raise finance from Asian lenders and perhaps other capital markets.