Bovis Homes has signed a four-year Β£150m deal to replace its previous debt facility
It will expire in September 2013 and has been agreed with a syndicate of five banks.
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Bovis Homes has signed a four-year Β£150m deal to replace its previous debt facility
It will expire in September 2013 and has been agreed with a syndicate of five banks.
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