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Portugal Telecom returned to the bond market today for the first time since October, when it made an emphatic re-entry to public institutional markets after Portugal’s May 2011 bailout – and sold if anything an even more successful deal.
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Eircom, the Irish telecoms company, hopes to sell €310m of senior secured high yield bonds to refinance debt under its senior facilities agreement.
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Hellenic Petroleum has sold the first high yield bond from a Greek debut issuer since the sovereign crisis. The €500m four year transaction came inside guidance on Monday and since traded up.
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Towergate, the UK insurance broker, has dropped plans to tap its 8.5% February 2018 notes and instead plans to raise £396m purely through a new floating rate issue.
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Sanitec, the Finnish bathroom fittings and ceramics maker owned by EQT, is planning to refinance its loans with a €250m high yield floating rate note issue.
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Chemicals company Ineos hopes to sell $678m of senior high yield notes to refinance its dollar bonds due 2016.