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ICBC Financial Leasing is on the road to meet investors ahead of plans to sell its first dollar bond of the year.
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Oil products storage and distribution firm Puma Energy has increased the size of its latest revolver to $800m from $500m, with 35 lenders making commitments. The company has also managed to extend the maturity on part of a three year facility raised last year.
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The Singapore branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has become the lender’s first offshore unit to issue a fixed rate dollar bond this year, raising a larger than expected $800m.
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Electrical appliance maker Midea International Corp has approached the syndicated loan market for a $330m fundraising.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s Singapore branch has ventured out to the dollar bond market straight after the end of Labour Day holidays, launching a three year offering on Tuesday.
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Chinese technology group Huawei Investment & Holding left nothing to chance with its $2bn bond return. It paid up to compensate for the size of the deal and to soothe investor concerns over the poor secondary performances of other recent deals.
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Abu Dhabi-owned Mubadala will wrap up its $2bn refinancing by the end of May and has achieved roughly the same margin as the loan it refinances, according to two sources.
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Commodities trader Vitol Asia has hit the market for a one year extension to a $1.48bn borrowing sealed in June 2015.
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Huawei Investment & Holding Co is out with a new 10 year dollar trade, while China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) has also taken off for its debut international bond.
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Citi returned to the Australian dollar market on Wednesday, raising a A$750m five year dual-tranche Kangaroo that will contribute to the bank's total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements.
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Citi launched a five year Kangaroo bond on Tuesday, tapping into a recent bid from Asian investors itching for yield.
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Alibaba Group Holdings has wound up its latest five year bullet at an increased size of $4bn after attracting robust demand during general syndication.