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Eager Autodis taps to pay for Oscaro acquisition

Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas priced a deal for auto parts maker Parts Europe, formerly Autodis, on Thursday, funding the issuer’s November purchase of Oscaro.

  • By Owen Sanderson
  • 28 Jan 2019

Broader market conditions looked supportive when the issue was announced on Monday, but the firm will also have been keen to pay back a drawing to finance its largest acquisition to date, which closed in November.

The issuer printed €175m of May 2022 secured floating rate notes, rated B3/B. ...

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