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Bookrunners of the €265m high yield bond for Stork Technical Services have accelerated the sales process, closing books earlier than planned.
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Central European Distribution Corp, the world’s largest vodka producer, is asking all its bondholders to give it more time before it reports its second quarter results.
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Manchester United, the UK football club, has filed for an IPO in New York, aiming to use proceeds to repay some of its high yield bonds.
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Swedish passenger bus operator Nobina has officially "deferred" repayment of its bonds, which were due to mature on Wednesday August 1, until October 31.
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Several European paper companies announced results this week, sending their bonds in different directions in the high yield market. Norske Skog, rated just Caa1/B-, traded up, while crossover Stora Enso fell. Packaging firm Smurfit Kappa held level.
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Numericable, the French cable operator, enjoyed a bounce in the bond market after announcing a good set of second quarter results on Wednesday.