Private credit and infrastructure players closed $5.7 billion in deals on June 9-12 across the commodities, construction and mining segments. Although the private equity scene seemed quiet by comparison, we noticed several significant deals of undisclosed value.
Credit: $4.4 billion
- A large international consortium provided a $2.5 billion revolving bank facility to Freepoint Commodities, a commodities trader based in Stamford, Conn. MUFG Bank and the New York branch of Natixis are the joint lead arrangers and joint bookrunners for . . .
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