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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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RPG Byty, the Czech Republic’s largest privately owned residential property company, has started investor meetings for a high yield bond issue.
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Elior, the French catering business owned by Charterhouse, has formally launched plans to issue €300m of high yield bonds. The senior secured notes will be ‘portable’ and repay part of its debt.
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Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have sent out ‘save the date’ notes to high yield investors for a meeting tomorrow. The unnamed issuer in the residential property industry will meet accounts in London for lunch on Tuesday.
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TeamSystem, the Italian software firm owned by Hg Capital and Bain Capital, wants to raise its first high yield bond. The proceeds of the €300m seven year issue will be used to refinance debt.
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Elior had received consents from more than 80% of its lenders to its request to amend and extend its loans and waive some covenants as of its early bird deadline of Tuesday. The French catering business has asked lenders to allow for a portability feature in its credit facilities — a rare feature in a loan.