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The revival of the primary CMBS market is set to continue next year, said Conor Downey, partner at Paul Hastings. The refinancing of existing CMBS is likely to make up the bulk of dealflow, he added, but some banks are beginning to show greater appetite for lending with securitization in mind, meaning the first post-crisis multi-loan CMBS in Europe is not out of the question.
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Gamesa, a Spanish maker of wind turbines and wind farm operator, is contemplating a high yield bond issue, EuroWeek understands.
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HeidelbergCement sold a €300m bond with its lowest ever coupon and yield on Monday. The double-B rated German repeat issuer raised €300m of seven year bonds with a yield of 3.375%.
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Noreco, or Norwegian Energy Co, has announced plans to restructure its bonds and raise new equity in a private placement. Holders of its Nkr3.1bn (€383m) of bonds would not lose out on face value under the plans, but would receive less interest and longer maturities.
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Nocibé, the French perfumery store chain owned by Charterhouse, is in exclusive negotiations with Advent International for a buyout. Only a few days ago, Nocibé was premarketing a bond to high yield investors.
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Exopack Holdings, the US-based packaging group, has increased the euro tranche of its new $675m-equivalent transatlantic loan package, to meet demand from European investors.