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Hong Kong-listed Car Inc raised $250m from a bond last Friday, riding on the positive sentiment of an ongoing take-private deal and better access to funding. -
Power Construction Corp of China priced its $500m bond 20bp inside of fair value this week, taking advantage of the rarity value of perpetual notes from the country’s state-owned companies.
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Shriram Transport Finance Co caught an opportune time to print a $225m tap of a bond on Thursday, with the response to its deal reflecting investor preference for strong Indian credits.
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Casino operator MGM China Holdings added more liquidity to its balance sheet this week with a $750m bond outing.
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Debt-laden beauty retailer Douglas is on course to refinance its capital structure at par, an almost unthinkable outcome this time last year, when its unsecured debt was trading in the 30s. Owen Sanderson reports.
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Shipping company Hapag-Lloyd on Thursday priced the second sustainability-linked bond to hit the euro high yield market, with the new issue’s coupon tied to cuts to the carbon intensity of its fleet. Proceeds refinance an old bond, but the firm will carry on its longstanding programme of replacing older, dirtier ships over the lifetime of the new issue.
