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Less than two months after its last bond issue, HeidelbergCement was back in the market with a €500m eight year deal on Tuesday, paying the same yield as it had on a seven year in October.
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Having triple-A credit ratings and all the cash in the world usually means you can be picky about when you fund and not give away a penny — à la Nestlé. Microsoft’s attitude seems to be rather: let’s get all this tedious borrowing out of the way and move on to something else.
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Finnish heating and electricity distributor Elenia is hoping to become the first non-UK utility company to raise debt in the capital markets through a whole business securitization.
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SGL Carbon, the German maker of carbon-based products, wants to sell a €250m high yield bond to refinance its floating rate notes and other debt.
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Sensata Technologies, a Dutch maker of sensors and controls owned by Bain Capital, is seeking to amend and extend loans it issued in May 2011, having already repriced the debt’s drawn tranche late last year.
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Ardagh Holdings USA and Ardagh Packaging Finance are seeking to raise $675m-equivalent (€497m) with a term loan ‘B’ in euros and dollars.