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Norwegian paper company Norske Skog printed its reduced Eu150m 2016 bond in line with revised price guidance to yield 13%. The senior notes were issued at 95.491 with an 11.75% coupon on Tuesday morning.
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Telenet, the largest cable television operator in Belgium, plans to issue a Eu300m senior secured 2021 floating rate note deal guided at Euribor +400bps through Credit Suisse and JP Morgan.
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UK sports car maker Aston Martin launched a £300m senior secured seven year non-call three bond on Monday.
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The long-expected bond for Evonik Carbon Black, a German pigments producer, was launched on Monday. The company hopes to issue a Eu600m-equivalent 2018 bond in euros and dollars to finance its acquisition by Rhône Capital and Triton, according to a banker close to the deal.
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Norske Skog restructured its bond offering on Monday. The Norwegian paper company has cut its planned Eu300m of 2016 senior unsecured notes by half and raised its initial guidance from 12% to 13%.
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Spotless Holding, a French cleaning products and laundry company, is set to add to the list of debut issuers in the European high yield market with a Eu400m seven year senior secured bond and a new Eu75m 2016 super senior revolver to refinance its existing debt.