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India's Vedanta Resources extended its maturity profile further this week with its second tender plus new money deal of the year. The issuer opted for size over price, leaving a little something on the table for investors. -
The once-distressed Gajah Tunggal raised $250m from a new five non-call three deal on Thursday, helping the company prepare to refinance a looming maturity – and potentially earn a ratings upgrade.
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LendInvest, a UK short term property loan platform, issued a £50m five year bond this week, taking new listings on London Stock Exchange’s Order book for Retail Bonds (ORB) to more than 2016s total — its first year-on-year growth since 2012.
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Indonesian power producer Paiton Energy added a hefty $2bn to its coffers on Thursday, selling a dual-tranche bond that won over investors because of its diversity benefits and secured structure.
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China Huiyuan Juice Group is preparing for its debut in the dollar debt market, after hiring BOC International as the sole lead for the transaction.
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Lima Corporate, the Italian maker of orthopaedic implants, kept the euro high yield new issue market in motion with a floating rate bond deal, which, unusually, will be used to refinance the loans that funded its buyout by EQT from Ardian.
