GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Australia Westpac Banking Corp has joined BA Australia, Crédit Agricole Indosuez Australia, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Australia and HSBC as a lead arranger for GPU Gas Net's A$750m two tranche deal for the acquisition of the assets of Transmission Pipelines of Australia.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Hungary is planning to follow corporates BorsodChem and Matav into the loans market this summer, probably via the National Bank of Hungary. Banks are in the early stages of talks with the state and a deal should emerge in the third quarter. The borrower has not yet set a deadline for bids to be submitted.
  • REPSOL, which had been seeking a refinancing for its $9bn facility, has cancelled the entire transaction in advance of the drawdown date and the next level of fees. Instead the $9bn jumbo syndicated loan will be refinanced through a mixture of instruments. An equity offering of about $5.8bn is scheduled for July, but bankers say that the borrower will use its commercial paper programme to bridge the gap, and that it will supplement this with bilaterals, mostly tapped from Spanish banks.
  • Argentina Sodigas Pampeana has mandated Santander Investment Securities Inc, BankBoston NA, Bank of America and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya to arrange a $150m bridge to a bond.
  • Egypt Bank of New York, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and WestLB launched late last week a $150m three year term loan for Commercial International Bank (Egypt) SAE to co-arrangers. Banks are offered 40bp for a take-and-hold commitment of $10m.
  • Croatia Enron Europe is to develop a $175m combined-cycle gas-fired independent power project under a 20 year power offtake agreement signed with the Croatian electricity utility, HEP.
  • Finland Aktia Savings Bank is to increase its Eu50m revolver to Eu75m, although banks will still have to be scaled back after a healthy oversubscription.
  • ARRANGERS SG and BSCH have brought two banks into the club syndication of a Pta15.2bn vendor loan financing for the management buy-out of Arco. This is one of the largest Spanish buy-outs, and is unusual in relying on a guarantee structure rather than on direct funding.
  • FIAT, the Italian car maker, is likely to tap the global loan market for up to $4bn over the next three weeks to finance its acquisition of Case Corporation of the US.A select number of banks have been in secret discussions with the car giant over the past month about a possible syndicated loan, but no mandate has yet been awarded. However, Fiat is likely to invite banks to bid individually over the next week and it plans to push the deal through senior stages of syndication before the end of July.
  • Bangladesh Sponsor AES has mandated ANZ Grindlays, Bayerische Hypo-und Vereinsbank, Citibank, Crédit Agricole Indosuez and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson as lead arrangers on its Haripur gas fired independent power project (IPP).
  • BARCLAYS and Deutsche Bank have overseen the signing of the Eu650m revolving credit for Adam Opel. The five year loan replaces Adam Opel's DM1.26bn revolving credit that was established in December 1994. It is available for use by Adam Opel AG, General Motors Coordination Center NV and Opel Eisenach GmbH, with Adam Opel acting as guarantor.
  • Nigeria A decision is expected imminently by sponsors Agip, Elf, Nigerian National Petroleum Company and Shell on the advisory and structuring mandate for a $260m project financing to fund the construction of two liquefied natural gas tankers to transport fuel from Nigeria to western Europe.