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Shandong Yuhuang Chemical Co sealed an inaugural international bond on Monday, finding sufficient demand thanks to a conducive market backdrop, coupled with the rarity factor of being a Chinese non-property name raising funds. -
The performance of the Asia bond market over the past couple of weeks, despite the macro moves elsewhere, has shown that it can drive forward independently of events in the west. With European and US political volatility waiting in the wings, Asian DCM’s self-sufficiency bodes well.
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Indonesian company Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) seized an unexpected window for a deal late on Monday morning, launching and pricing a $150m bond soon after an investor call.
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Emperor International Holdings is gearing up for a new dollar bond, hiring nine firms to work on the transaction, while Japfa Comfeed Indonesia is looking for fresh funds to partly redeem its 2018s.
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French asset manager Tobam Core Investments opened its first international high yield fund on Monday. The €100m fund aims to go against the grain.
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China Evergrande Group dashed into the market last Friday, securing a $1.5bn deal across two tranches before investors shut down for the weekend.
