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The volume ofSamurai syndicated and club loans obtained by Asia Pacific companies so far this year has exceeded that in the entire 2019. Such loans have reached USD5.11bn-equivalent from 22 deals in YTD this year, up 2.25% from USD 5bn via 26transactions for the full year 2019.
Indian corporates accounted for the largest share of these loans by value, claiming 43% of the total loans completed in2020-to-date, compared with 44.3% in 2019. Australian firms’ share fell to8.5%, from 25% in 2019.
Last week, Warburg Pincus-backed logistics real-estate company ESR Cayman Ltd closed its debut, JPY 15bn, three-year, Samurai loan. In October, NTPC Ltd signed an upto JPY 50bn loan from Japanese lenders to fund its solar-power and environmental-equipment installation projects, according to a Japan Bank for International Cooperation announcement.
The Indian state-owned power producer also closed JPY 80.5bn dual-tranche loan in March this year, which was the largest-ever syndicated/club Samurai loan for an Asia Pacific corporate.
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