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A Eu250m seven year non-call three bond from Germany’s Elster is proving popular in the high yield market, after the deal was launched on Monday with pricing whispered around 6.5%.
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Australia’s manganese ore producer Consolidated Minerals Limited plans to issue $400m of five year senior secured notes, said a banker working on the deal on Monday.
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Dometic launched Eu200m of senior PIK notes on Friday as part of EQT Partners' leveraged buy-out of the firm, as the European high yield sector continues to support borrowers seeking more aggressive products.
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Germany’s Elster Finance kicked off a Eu250m issue of seven year non-call three senior unsecured notes on Monday. Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan are acting as physical bookrunners, with Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs as joint bookrunners.
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GEO Travel launched a Eu175m senior unsecured eight year non-call four bond to finance the acquisition of Opodo by AXA and Permira on Monday, alongside Eu480m of senior facilities.
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More German Mittelstand companies are pushing into the European high yield market, with first time issuer Alba Group launching Eu200m worth of 2018 non-call three senior notes on Monday and Valensina pricing its Eu50m bond.