Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Berau Coal Energy (Non Listed)

IPO price may be set at Rp400, borrowed US$400mn from seven banks  The shares of Berau Coal Energy, the holding company that controls Berau Coal,  may  be  floated at the highest price range of between Rp300 and Rp400  per  share following high local demand, local newspaper reported. There  has  been  oversubscription of four times at the strike price (for local investors), citing Vicky Ganda Saputra, an official at Danatama Makmur, the securities  company  that  underwrites the IPO of Berau Coal Energy. Separately,  Bloomberg news reported that Berau Coal Energy borrowed US$400mn  from  seven banks to refinance debt, according to a person familiar with the matter. The facility comprises a US$300mn  term  loan with an average life of 2.65 years and a US$100mn term loan with an average life
of 4.5  years,  the person  said, asking not to be identified as the details are private. The US$300mn loan pays an all-in fee of 475 basis points more than the London  interbank offered rate while the US$100mn loan pays 575 basis points,  the  person  said.  Credit Suisse Group AG led the transaction and contributing lenders included Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd.,  China Development  Bank  Corp.,  Erste  Group Bank AG, WestLB AG, Indonesia Eximbank and ICICI Bank Ltd., the person said.  –  Bisnis  Indonesia, Bloomberg

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