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China’s Midea Group is looking to gauge interest for its maiden outing to the international bond market, just days after announcing a multi-billion-euro acquisition in Germany. -
Computer giant Dell timed its acquisition financing to perfection this week as its racked up $85bn in orders from a yield hungry investor base that flocked to the secured structure that delivered investment grade bonds.
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LafargeHolcim hit the investment grade corporate bond market with a triple tranche deal on Thursday but had to pull the offering's longest dated notes, a 20 year tranche.
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SCPG Holdings is planning to issue up to Rmb2bn ($306m) in onshore renminbi debt as early as this month. The trade will mark the sixth Panda deal in the exchange market.
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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group is set to sell its first dollar-denominated green bond on Thursday that comes with a standby letter of credit from Bank of China’s London branch. The offering marks the third dollar green debt to be sold by a Chinese issuer.
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Coca-Cola European Partners was in the European corporate bond market for a €2.2bn four tranche deal on Wednesday, and was able to make deep cuts to pricing as investors flocked to the deal.
