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Indonesia’s Kawasan Industri Jababeka returned to the market on Wednesday, adding nearly $111m to its existing 2023s in an opportunistic tap. -
China’s Concord New Energy Group is pursuing its debut green dollar bond.
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Redco Properties Group managed to tighten pricing on its 364-day bond by a hefty 50bp on Wednesday, bagging $250m from the issuance. But the yield still appealed to the buy-side, with investors pumping in $1.6bn in orders at its peak.
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Property developers Yango Group Co and Jiayuan International Group are marketing new dollar bonds on Thursday. The former has opted for a three year, while the latter is choosing to go short with a 364-day deal.
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A chequered history of debt restructurings and shareholder rebellions meant that B- rated Petropavlovsk was always going to be a tough sell. But a chunky 8.125% yield helped the issuer scrape together $500m to pay back more expensive bank loans, according to lead managers, despite the year end fast approaching.
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Corporate bond spreads may be agonisingly tight, and getting tighter by the week, but investors still think they can squeeze value out of the market.
