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 The $920m project financing for Southern Cross Cables arranged by ABN Amro Australia, Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank will be launched on October 23, with presentations in Sydney on October 30 and in London a week later.
  • DEUTSCHE Bank has won the mandate to arrange a Eu1bn multicurrrency revolving credit for Continental, the German tyre manufacturer, and certain subsidiaries. Proceeds of the jumbo facility -- the largest euro denominated credit for a German borrower so far -- will back the acquisition of ITT Automotive Brake and Chassis Systems. It will also replace Continental's DM1bn multicurrency revolving credit arranged in June 1995 by Deutsche and JP Morgan.
  • Croatia Agrokor, one of Croatia's leading companies in the production, distribution and sale of food, has appointed BT Alex Brown to restructure its existing debt and to formulate its financing strategy.
  • BANQUE Nationale de Paris, Citibank and Paribas are near to closing off the co-arranging phase of the jumbo Ffr19bn credit for Carrefour. After speculation that the deal was too tight to succeed in the present difficult market, arrangers report that a strong response has been received and that the deal is already fully subscribed.
  • India Barclays Capital is in discussions with two possible co-arrangers for Bina Power Supply Co's $205m project financing.
  • Oman Arrangers WestLB and Dresdner will sign the $100m three year revolving credit for the Commercial Bank of Oman in early November.
  • The £700m seven year facility for Railtrack has been reduced to £350m after the EIB and KfW committed £200m and £150m respectively. General syndication has also been launched with banks offered three levels of commitment.
  • Belgium Barclays and KBC have completed general syndication of the Bfr2.5bn facility backing the LBO of Alro Holdings. Syndication was well supported and was fully subscribed. Banks will be brought in by the end of October.