Tight pricing for Wilmar's latest $1.8bn syndicated loan

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Agri/Soft Commodities

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Asia-Pacific

By Ross Crear

Singapore-based agribusiness Wilmar International got tight pricing on the back of strong appetite for its recent $1.8 billion loan. The deal was upped to $1.8 billion, from an initial $1.5 billion at launch in May, following a significant oversubscription. Mandated...

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