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Elior, the French catering business owned by Chartherhouse, sold an increased high yield bond inside initial price guidance at 6.5%, despite the deal’s portable structure that means it can survive a takeover of the issuer.
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SoftBank is defying the challenge from satellite group Dish Network to its takeover offer for Sprint Nextel, and has raised even more bonds than it first planned. The Japanese mobile communications company sold $2.485bn and €625m of high yield notes on Thursday.
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Wind Telecomunicazioni, the Italian mobile operator, hopes to raise €500m-equivalent of high yield bonds in euros and dollars.
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Chinese property company Kaisa Group started the spree of offshore renminbi bonds at the start of the week, raising Rmb1.8bn ($287.8m) from a three year deal that generated a whopping Rmb22bn of demand.
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KCA Deutag, the Scottish offshore drilling contractor, has approached its lenders for consent to issue $500m to $600m of high yield bonds that would sit pari passu with its existing bank debt.
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Latam Airlines Group tapped the dollar market on Wednesday with a rare UK export credit guarantee and launched a $137.7m 11 year deal through subsidiary Carpintero Finance, which will help fund the purchase of four new aircraft.