CEE Bonds
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Georgian Oil and Gas Corp struck a deep well of demand this week despite difficult markets, pricing a $250m five year debut bond late on Wednesday at 7.125%.
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Subsidiaries of Russian gas firm Gazprom announced the launch of a $500m-equivalent multicurrency revolving credit facility into syndication on Tuesday.
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Emerging market deals such as the prospective debut bond from the Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation hit delays at the start of this week as political events in Europe over the weekend created tough market conditions for issuers.
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Poland took the Swiss franc bond market by storm on Tuesday, pricing the largest international transaction in the currency since 2009 — a Sfr825m ($899.82m) double tranche note which was launched at just Sfr450m.
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Agrokor, a Croatian food and drinks producer and distributor, has begun a six-day roadshow for a seven year non-call three benchmark deal.
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Bank St Petersburg has mandated BNP Paribas and UBS to arrange a series of investor meetings. The meetings start in Hong Kong on Thursday before moving to Singapore on Friday, Switzerland on Monday and finishing in London on Tuesday 24 April.
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Russian mining and metals firm Mechel said on Monday it has completed an amend and extend to add three years to the maturities of Rb13.6bn-equivalent ($462m) of VEB credit lines.
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Russian fertiliser firm Acron is set to sign a secured facility for around $300m this week from an extended club of banks. Demand for the credit was strong enough to push the loan up from its $200m launch amount.
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Troika Dialog has re-hired Dmitry Sredin as a senior banker in its corporate and investment bank as part of the integration of Sberbank of Russia and Troika Dialog, three years after he left Troika. From 2006 to 2009, Sredin was a director in DCM at the firm.
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