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Indonesian palm oil company Tunas Baru Lampung (TBLA) is looking for a Singapore dollar deal, marking its first bond in the currency as well as its maiden offshore deal. -
Chinese auto rental provider eHi Car Services and Shanghai-listed Future Land Holdings Co have picked banks for their dollar bonds, with roadshows set to take place early this week.
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Indonesian tyre maker Gajah Tunggal is planning a return to the dollar market to refinance a $500m 7.75% note coming due in February 2018.
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India’s Azure Power Energy made its debut in the international bond market with a dollar green transaction on Thursday. But the solar power issuer had to pay up to secure $500m in a week that caused difficulties for Indian markets.
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Vedanta Resources plans to return to the dollar market with a seven non call four year offering, in parallel with a tender offer for its existing 2019s and 2021s.
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Recent strong demand from US investors for lower rated high yield bonds in euros has helped stimulate issuance from the triple-C rated companies. But US fund managers are not buying indiscriminately and bankers say they were instrumental in forcing Bain Capital to change an aggressive covenant on a deal placed this week. Victor Jimenez reports.
