Iceland allocated at lower margins after second sterling increase

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Iceland allocated at lower margins after second sterling increase

Iceland Foods’ £550m equivalent term loan ‘B’ has gone free to trade after investors recommitted to the euro tranche of loan at the reduced margin of 500bp. The sterling portion of the term loan ‘B’ has also been increased for a second time — by £15m to £265m — with a corresponding decrease in the euro piece from €371m to €353m.

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