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Leoch International Technology is in the market for a $150m fundraising that launched into general syndication via three mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.

China Huishan Dairy Holdings’ credentials have gone from bad to worse after it said on Monday that an event of default has been declared on its $200m loan, once again turning the spotlight on lending to non state-backed firms. While some bankers shrugged off the matter as a one off, others fear that getting lending approvals is set to become even more difficult. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.

Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group is mulling increasing the size of its latest borrowing after over $1bn of commitments poured in for the $600m loan.

Kingboard Laminates Holdings is looking to refinance two loans with a single HK$6bn ($773m) facility, and is narrowing the all-in pricing by about 80bp.

Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group has rolled out its $600m dual-tranche financing into general syndication.

Chinese property developer Yanlord Land Group is poised to return to the loan syndications market with a $600m deal that will refinance a $385m borrowing raised in 2014.

KWG Property Holding signed a dual currency term loan with a group of lenders on January 27, with the money to be used for refinancing and corporate funding requirements.

Dasin Retail Trust, which sealed the year’s first mainboard listing on the Singapore exchange earlier this month, has signed a loan that backed the IPO. The deal had four lead banks, which brought in three participants during syndication.

Chinese sportswear manufacturer Xtep International Holdings has doubled the size of its latest borrowing to $200m after finding demand from a group of nine banks.

Property developer Country Garden Holdings has signed a $1.5bn dual currency syndicated loan for general corporate purposes, including prepayment of debt.

Chinese sportswear manufacturer Xtep International Holdings is looking to tie up a $100m amortising loan, having enlisted a Hong Kong lender to arrange it. Xtep has sold syndicated loans in the past but is reaching out to a smaller group of banks this time.

Five banks have clubbed together to supply a $300m three year term loan to Hong Kong-listed company Sino Biopharmaceutical.