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Oberthur, the French smart card maker, allocated €467m-equivalent of loans on Wednesday, after overwhelming interest from European investors caused the euro tranche to be increased and its margin tightened.
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Nuance Group, a Swiss duty free travel retailer, is expected to issue a debut high yield bond as early as next week, after UniCredit released pre-deal research.
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Strong demand for crossover-rated Redes Energéticas Nacionais’s bond again underlined corporate high grade investors’ thirst for higher yielding paper. REN’s €400m deal attracted a strong book before trading up on the break.
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Xella, the German building materials maker, has released guidance for its payment-in-kind toggle notes. The €200m five year notes will be priced later today after talk emerged in the 9.25% cash pay area.
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German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd safely shipped a €150m add-on to its 7.75% 2018 bond, which was first sold three weeks ago. The tap was priced in line with guidance and traded up on the break.
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Oberthur, the French smart card maker, allocated €467m-equivalent of loans on Wednesday, after overwhelming interest from European investors caused the euro tranche to be increased and its margin tightened.