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South Korea’s GS Caltex Corp bagged a $400m five year deal on Monday, securing buy-side support thanks to its credentials, despite a soft market backdrop. -
Chinese developer Fantasia Holdings Group Co is in the market on Tuesday with an unrated short-term dollar note for refinancing purposes.
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Packaging maker Ardagh Group will repay its 2021 dollar floater with a £400m sterling bond printed on Friday, following heavy oversubscriptions of recent sterling deals.
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Marble II is looking to raise $500m from a senior secured bond, with fixed income investor meetings set to kick off this week in Asia, Europe and the US.
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Korean Air Lines is trying to take off with a new dollar bond following an aborted attempt in September last year. Also on Monday, GS Caltex Corp is out with a five year 144A/Reg S deal, while SOCAM Development has reopened its recent notes.
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Hong Kong’s FWD Group and Chinese leasing firm Far East Horizon are wooing investors for their respective perpetual deals, while Tunghsu Group Co is gauging interest for its debut international bond.
