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Stork Technical Systems, the Dutch company that provides technical services to the oil and gas, power and chemicals industries, could launch a high yield bond as early as Friday.
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Stork Technical Systems, the Dutch company that provides technical services to the oil and gas, power and chemicals industries, could launch a high yield bond as early as Friday.
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Nobina, the Swedish company that operates bus services in several Nordic countries, has launched an exchange offer for its bonds maturing next month.
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The takeover of Rhön-Klinikum by German health care group Fresenius has come to a halt, after not enough Rhön-Klinikum shareholders backed the deal.
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Schaeffler, the German ball bearing maker, announced on Thursday plans to sell a €200m retail-targeted high yield bond, part of which will be sold to its own employees. The bonds will also be offered to institutional investors, and are set to be priced on Friday.
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Portugal Telecom has announced plans for a €250m retail bond issue, the latest in a string of recent deals that have opened a new funding avenue for Portuguese blue chip companies, write Jon Hay and Stefanie Linhardt.