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Four banks have launched a $150m two tranche senior secured loan for Indonesian textile company Delta Dunia Tekstil (DDT). The company will use a portion of the funds for a new project in Java, Indonesia.

Investors flocked to Press Metal Aluminium Holdings’ inaugural dollar bond sale on Monday, allowing the issuer to walk away with a tightly priced deal nearly 10 times subscribed.

Southeast Asian issuers have been largely absent from a bumper crop of dollar bond supply in the region over the last few weeks. But Malaysian aluminum producer Press Metal Aluminium Holdings is planning to add a bit of spice to the market, after opening books for its debut on Monday.

Malaysia’s Press Metal Aluminium Holdings has mandated banks for its maiden foray into the dollar bond market.

Edra Global Energy, the Malaysian power producer formerly affiliated with embattled sovereign wealth fund 1MDB, has started sounding out investors for its IPO.

Philippines-listed DoubleDragon Properties Corp is gearing up to launch a re-IPO worth Ps7.5bn ($145.6m), aiming the deal firmly at international investors.

Leong Hup International is planning a Malaysia listing that could raise as much as MR2bn ($474m). The company is still firming up the syndicate, according to sources close to the matter.

Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khanazah Nasional offloaded a block of Malaysia Airports Holdings' shares on Tuesday night, raising MR476.2m ($112.7m).

Samson Paper raised HK$780m ($100m) from its latest outing to the syndicated loan market, with strong demand lifting the deal from an initial size of HK$570m.

Marlin Enterprise is making a quick comeback to the loan market to refinance a borrowing from November 2015. It is offering lower returns for a deal with a longer maturity.

The terms are out for Hong Kong-listed company Samson Paper’s HK$570m ($73m) refinancing. The deal has three arrangers, which circulated term sheets among existing lenders a couple of weeks ago. Invitations have now gone out to other banks.

Hong Kong-listed company Samson Paper is back in the loan market, after a two and a half year absence, for a HK$570m ($73m) refinancing.