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  • THE LAST Spanish new issues of the year are proving a strong draw for international investors. Lead manager ABN Amro Rothschild will this weekend price the sale of shares in supermarket group Enaco. The company has received an encouraging response from investors at European roadshows.
  • THE ARRANGING and sub-underwriting phase for the revised $475m Qatar Vinyl Company (QVC) project financing will be completed oversubscribed today (Friday) by lead arrangers Apicorp, Banque Paribas and Credit Suisse First Boston. Banks joining as underwriting arrangers are Arab Banking Corporation, ANZ Investment Bank, Banque Nationale de Paris, Deutsche Bank, IBJ and SG. Qatar National Bank is joining with a take-and-hold position.
  • THE FRENCH government has completed the Ffr60bn ($10.5bn) sale of stock in France Télécom in the nick of time. The deal was priced over the weekend and took advantage of strong global stockmarkets -- which had recovered their third quarter losses with alarming speed in the last few weeks -- before the midweek adjustment.
  • * Société Française de Factoring Rating: A- (Fitch IBCA)
  • * Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale Rating: Aa1
  • JOINT LEAD arrangers ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank have closed general syndication of the $920m senior secured credit facilities for the Southern Cross Submarine Fibre Optic Cable Project ahead of schedule and oversubscribed attracting a geographically diverse syndicate. Given its size, the debt was syndicated on a global basis with roadshows in Sydney on October 30 and in London on November 9. Syndication was led by Deutsche and supported by ABN Amro and Barclays Capital.
  • THE NERVOUS tone in the emerging market debt sector yesterday (Thursday) failed to dent investors' enthusiasm for the $1bn offering by Polish telecom group Telekomunikacja Polska Spolka Akcyna (TPSA) -- the largest corporate issue from central and eastern Europe. Market participants greeted the jumbo transaction as proof that investors no longer regard issuers from central Europe -- and from Poland in particular -- as tainted by association with the economic meltdown in Russia over the summer.
  • BANQUE Nationale de Paris, facility agent, and Citibank, bookrunner and documentation agent, have received an excellent response for the syndication of the $750m revolving credit for Tractebel. Retail is due to close over the next few days and the two arrangers are confident of a massive oversubscription. A successful syndication is mostly due to the fact that Tractebel is a rare but strong borrower that offers excellent ancillary business through its projects and exports businesses.