Bank of China
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China’s Liaoning Fangda Group Industrial Co and BlueFocus Communication Group Co are meeting investors this week for their first international bond offerings. Huarong Real Estate Co, meanwhile, will hit the road for a euro deal.
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The Export-Import Bank of China (Chexim) is holding investor calls on Monday for its third offshore transaction of 2017, opting again for a combination of dollars and euros, and possibly its first 30 year dollar bond.
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Home Credit Vietnam has put together a $80m borrowing with four banks. The deal marks the firm’s second loan in the international market.
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Government-backed Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Union Co has become the latest issuer in Asia to pull a dollar bond, faced with a market overloaded with supply.
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China Jianyin Investment (JIC), an equity investment group, pushed through a triple-tranche, dual-currency bond on Thursday when many others struggled to find their feet. But it wasn’t all smooth sailing, with the issuer’s notes taking a hit in secondary.
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The Province of British Columbia has again chosen Bank of China and HSBC China for its upcoming return to the Panda bond market.
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A broad range of Chinese issuers have mandated banks to arrange roadshows in Hong Kong and Singapore early next week ahead of their dollar bond transactions.
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Bank of China's Paris branch raised almost $1.5bn across three currencies and tranches on Wednesday, marking the fifth offshore green bond from China this year. Concord New Energy had contrasting success and pulled out of a planned deal.
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China Jianyin Investment (JIC), an equity investment group, launched a euro-dollar combo transaction on Thursday morning, its first international debt offering.
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Two green issuers from China are wooing buy-side accounts for new bonds, with Concord New Energy Group and Bank of China collecting investor orders from Wednesday morning.
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Bank of China has mandated firms to sell a multi-currency green bond through its Paris branch.
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Logan Property Holdings and KWG Property Holding, whose joint venture won the bid for a land parcel in Hong Kong in February, have approached lenders for a HK$10bn ($1.28bn) term loan to support the construction of the project, two bankers said this week.