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Techem, a German company that provides energy billing and energy management services, produced the highlight deal of the week in Europe’s high yield market. Making its bond debut, Techem raised €735m in a deal that was 10 times subscribed on Tuesday.
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Dutch cable operator UPC priced €600m of 10 year senior notes on Tuesday, achieving its lowest coupon so far on an unsecured bond. But the bonds traded down to 98.75/99.00 on Wednesday, according to a banker at one of the bookrunners.
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Algeco Scotsman, a company that provides modular space and portable storage, hopes to raise €1.725bn with a debut high yield issue in euros and dollars.
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The vigorous pace of high yield bond issuance in Europe this month is taking the market back towards very favourable conditions for borrowers, after many months when investors didn’t want to know, writes Stefanie Linhardt.
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UK electronics retailer Dixons Retail has finished the buyback of its 2012 and 2015 notes and published the results on Tuesday.