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Indonesia’s Bumi Serpong Damai managed to price its first international on Monday but was hampered by a long past default by one of its sister companies. Bankers say the issuer could have done better in terms of pricing and size had it not been for investor concerns about the ownership risk. -
Investors were sanguine about Kaisa Group Holdings becoming the first Chinese property company to default on its offshore default on this week, with the expected news barely creating a ripple in secondary markets.
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Progroup, the German family-owned container and corrugated board producer, on Monday announced its debut high yield bond, part of a €525m refinancing deal that includes €125m of PIK toggle notes.
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ZF Friedrichshafen, the German car parts maker, sold its first bond on Monday, raising €2.25bn at yields under 3%, in a market supportive of its expansion strategy.
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Trafigura Beheer met its size target when it issued a €550m five year bond on Monday, but could not tighten pricing from initial thoughts, in the face of investor caution.
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Wind turbine manufacturer Senvion is seeking to issue €400m of senior secured green bonds, in connection with its sale to Centerbridge Partners for €1bn.
