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Infinis, the UK energy generator owned by Terra Firma, sold its high yield bond in line with guidance at 7% on Friday afternoon. The £350m of senior unsecured notes have a six year tenor and are callable after three years.
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Hornbach Baumarkt, the German DIY retailer, has mandated Commerzbank, HSBC and UniCredit to arrange a series of investor meetings.
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Lowell Group, the UK purchaser of defaulted consumer debt, tapped its 2019 high yield bonds for £75m on Wednesday. The add-on was not publicly announced before pricing and was based on reverse enquiry.
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Investors are buying Greek risk again. That is the message that OTE, the country’s leading telecoms company, sent to politicians and the market this week. Having been shut out of the bond market for nearly two years, OTE returned with a convincing €700m five year deal, sold in just two days.
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Infinis, the British energy generator owned by Terra Firma, has released guidance in the 7% area for its £350m of six year notes. The unsecured bond, which will be callable after three years, is the company’s market debut.
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Lithuanian mobile telecom operator UAB Bité Lietuva sold a €200m 2018 high yield bond on Wednesday.