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US industrial packaging company Greif started a roadshow for a Eu200m 10 year senior unsecured bond issue in London on Wednesday. Greif’s corporate ratings are Ba1/BB+.
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Italian carmaker Fiat was on the verge of wrapping up an issue of Eu900m of 6.125% three year and Eu600m of 7.375% seven year bonds on Tuesday afternoon. It will be the first deal to price since Evonik’s Carbon Black business printed a Eu600m-equivalent deal in euros and dollars on June 17.
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High yield bankers and investors who have just endured a two week dry spell in the European primary market have two reasons to be cheerful this week. Italian carmaker Fiat and Spanish TV and telecoms company Grupo Corporativo Ono are both in the market to raise funds.
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The roadshow has begun well for Brenntag, the Ba1/BBB- rated German chemicals distribution company, which is planning a euro bond issue.
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The issuance train in European high yield moved off again on Monday, as Spanish internet, TV and telecoms company Grupo Corporativo Ono announced a roadshow starting tomorrow for a Eu300m tap of its December 2018 bond.
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One of the European high yield market’s trends in 2011 — the growth of floating rate note issuance — could be about to run out of steam.