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HeidelbergCement, the German building materials manufacturer, has done part of the financing for its acquisition of ItalCementi in the Schuldschein market, but insists it is not afraid of volatility in the bond market. -
Lippo Karawaci has launched an exchange offer and consent solicitation, aiming to switch holders out of a 2019 bond into new 2023 notes.
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Standard & Poor’s has warned that Chinese property developers could be in line for possible rating downgrades if the renminbi continues to depreciate.
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Sweden’s largest oil refiner, Corral Petroleum Holdings, is in talks with lenders to renew a $1.8bn revolving credit facility — but first, it needs to refinance its 2017 dollar and euro payment-in-kind notes.
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Hong Kong’s Hsin Chong Construction Group managed to get a difficult $150m bond away this week, braving volatile markets with a two-day execution and private bank backing.
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Alvarez & Marsal, the restructuring firm that handled Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy, is set to deliver a scheme for Abengoa to avoid bankruptcy early next week. Bankers said the high yield market should cope whether the company survives or not.
