Argentina’s Neuquén launches exchange ahead of bond return

Oliver West

May 03, 2016 07:15 am

Neuquén, Neuquen, Argentina — This photo released by the Government of Neuquen, Monday, May 27, 2013, shows a plume of ash and smoke rise from the Copahue volcano, as seen from Caviahue, in the Argentine province of Neuquen, Friday, May 24, 2013. Chile has issued a red alert for the Copahue volcano on the border with Argentina that has become increasingly active. The nearly 10,000-foot (2,965-meter) volcano sits in the Andes cordillera, straddling the border with Argentina's Neuquen province. (AP Photo/Government of Neuquen, Tony Huglich) | Tony Huglich/AP/Press Association Images

Argentine province Neuquén launched an exchange offer for its existing senior secured 2021s on Monday, the same it began a three day roadshow with fixed income investors ahead of a potential new 12 year deal backed by oil and gas royalties.

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Oliver West

US Bureau Chief - Latin America Editor