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Polish multimedia group Cyfrowy Polsat was still roadshowing on Thursday for a Eu350m seven year non-call three bond to refinance debt incurred in its recent acquisition of TV Polsat. Separately, Austrian auto components maker Frauenthal plans to raise Eu75m-Eu100m through a domestic bond offering.
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Dutch Refresco Group plans to sell Eu660m of seven year notes alongside a revolver to refinance existing bank debt, bankers said on Thursday.
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Swedish investment group Investor AB priced a Eu500m 12 year bond on Thursday, one of just a handful of corporate borrowers to venture beyond the 10 year part of the curve in the Eurobond market this year.
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Law firm Shearman & Sterling has promoted Apostolos Gkoutzinis to a partner role in its London office at the beginning of May, focusing on high yield. A former senior associate in Shearman & Sterling's European Corporate practice in London, he moved into the partnership role following Ward McKimm’s move to Kirkland in mid-April.
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European high yield bankers have hit the ground running after the extended Easter holidays, with four deals already in the market. Some syndicate bankers were surprised that the number was not higher, indicating that the junk bond market should get busier as May progresses.
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Polish multi-media group Cyfrowy Polsat plans to sell a Eu350m seven year non-call three bond to refinance debt incurred in relation to the recent acquisition of TV Polsat. The senior secured notes will be callable after three years and have a provisional rating of Ba3/BB-.