Eurofiber, Ma’aden and SoftBank drive a busy syndicated loan pipeline

Syndicated loan activity spanned infrastructure, mining, asset management, AI investment and industrial financing during the week. The largest disclosed facilities included Eurofiber’s €2.2 billion deal and committed financing of $4.65 billion supporting Victory Capital’s agreed acquisition of First Eagle Investments.

BofA and RBC commit to finance Victory's acquisition of First Eagle

Key transactions

Borrower or transactionAmountSource-supplied note
Eurofiber€2.2 billionEuropean fibre-network company signed the deal
Ma’aden$1 billionSaudi mining company raised the financing
Victory Capital / First Eagle Investments$4.65 billion committed financingSupports Victory Capital’s agreed $7 billion acquisition of First Eagle Investments; financing from BofA and RBC
SoftBank$10 billionReportedly working on a syndicated loan to support AI investments
Enercon€1 billionGerman wind turbine manufacturer secured a guarantee facility

AI financing remains part of the pipeline

SoftBank’s reported $10 billion syndicated loan sits alongside its broader capital-raising activity for AI investment. Potential bond financing from the group adds to the prospective supply competing for debt-market capacity.

Related coverage: the 31 August DCM Insider weekly overview.