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French car rental company Europcar was expected to launch a €335m high yield bond on Thursday, but as EuroWeek went to press in the evening, the deal had not appeared. Bankers away from the deal suggested secondary market prices were indicating investors doubted the deal would happen.
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Monier, the restructured roofing products maker that was spun out of Lafarge in 2007, is guiding its €250m seven year non-call three high yield bond at 10.25%-10.50%.
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Bond investors have welcomed an offer by Central European Media Enterprises to buy back its debt, as the company delevers through an increase of Time Warner’s equity stake.
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TéléDiffusion de France, the French telecom infrastructure operator and builder, is the latest company expected to launch a European high yield bond, according to two bankers.
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Schmolz + Bickenbach, a German producer of speciality long steel, is meeting investors for a €300m seven year non-call three high yield debut bond.
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Carlson Wagonlit, the Dutch business travel management company, announced plans on Monday to raise $850m of seven year senior secured high yield notes in euros and dollars.