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  • German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd safely shipped a €150m add-on to its 7.75% 2018 bond, which was first sold three weeks ago. The tap was priced in line with guidance and traded up on the break.
  • Oberthur, the French smart card maker, allocated €467m-equivalent of loans on Wednesday, after overwhelming interest from European investors caused the euro tranche to be increased and its margin tightened.
  • Rhiag, the European mechanical and auto part distributor, has pulled its senior secured and PIK bond offering, after private equity firm Apax announced the takeover of the business on Wednesday. The agreed buyout will be financed through a different bank group.
  • Ewos Group has launched its long awaited LBO financing. The Norwegian supplier of feed and nutrition for farmed fish is looking to sell around €420m of high yield bonds in two tranches, alongside a pre-placed subordinated bond.
  • WorldPay has set the pricing guidance on £150m-equivalent of loans, but the UK payment processing company has yet to choose whether it would issue the debt in sterling or in dollars.
  • SBB is likely to issue high yield bonds, should the sale of the business result in a private equity takeover. Credit Suisse has pre-marketed staple financing to support a potential LBO of the Serbian telco but a trade buyer is also still in the bidding process.