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  • China Standard Chartered Bank is finalising details for Shanghai Tyre & Rubber Co's Rmb50m one year facility. Eight institutions comprising both foreign and local banks are said to have joined the facility which is likely to close oversubscribed.
  • Australia The mandate for Sydney Airports Corp's A$1.3bn fundraising should be announced today (Friday).
  • THE REPRICED Ffr3bn acquisition facility for Beaufour-Ipsen, has proved popular at the co-arranging phase, with six banks joining at this level. They are ABN Amro, Banque Nationale de Paris, Dresdner Bank Luxembourg, Natexis Banque-BFCE, Rabobank and Royal Bank of Scotland. Original co-arranging takes were Ffr600m for a fee of 35bp.
  • Iceland Deutsche Bank and Den Danske signed the Eu25m five year (average life of four years) revolving credit for Icebank yesterday (Friday) in London.
  • DEUTSCHE Bank AG has won the mandate to arrange two facilities for Société Europeénne des Satellites (SES), the owner and operator of the Astra Satellite system. The financing package consists of a Lfr6bn subordinated term loan and a Lfr4bn senior term loan. Proceeds will be used to fund the partial acquisition of the Asian satellite operator AsiaSat.
  • THE Republic of Slovenia is preparing to return to the market and has approached several banks for a possible facility. Euroweek understands that the republic has not appointed banks and that it will probably choose a co-ordinator by early January. Bankers expect the borrower to want a seven year deal and will want to at least match its DM150m (increased from DM100m) three year revolving credit.
  • Deutsche Bank London is arranging the debt financing that will back PPM Ventures' purchase of a controlling stake in Orefi, the privately owned French Industrial parts distributor. The debt totals Ffr480m. Deutsche plans to syndicate it in the new year.
  • Belgium The co-arranging phase of the Bfr24bn non-recourse facility that is financing the development of KPN-Orange, Belgium's third cellular network, is heading for a successful close. Co-arrangers were invited to take Bfr2bn for a pre-commitment fee of 15bp.
  • BARCLAYS has signed the Dfl 1.7bn debt facilities backing CVC and Cinven's acquisition of Kappa Packaging from KNP BT NV. Funding will take place today (Friday). General syndication attracted 14 banks -- a better result than many bankers had expected.
  • Argentina Citibank, BankBoston and Deutsche Bank will fund a $200m 18 month facility for Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA (TGS) on December 23.
  • Israel Baden-Württembergische Bank is to arrange a $30m term loan for Israel Electric Corporation Ltd. The five year credit is priced at 37.5bp and offers participation fees of 100bp for $5m and 85bp for $3m.
  • BAYERISCHE Landesbank, Citibank, Deutsche and Sumitomo, arrangers of the $150m five year revolving credit for Magyar Olaj-es Gazipari (Mol) will hold a signing ceremony today (Friday). Over $150m was raised in general syndication, and the borrower increased the loan from $100m. Such was the popularity of the long mooted facility, that even after the increase, lenders still had to be scaled back.