Deutsche Bank
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Duniatex subsidiary Delta Merlin Dunia is seeking a $250m dual tranche financing in senior syndication. The Indonesian company is offering banks generous margins, based on a leverage grid. -
India’s Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has set roadshow dates for what will be its first dollar bond since October 2012.
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The European Financial Stability Facility became the first public sector borrower to sell a €3bn syndication in euros after the European Central Bank began a public sector purchase programme in March.
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The World Bank will test the short end in dollars on Wednesday, after a pair of issuers came at opposite ends of the curve on Tuesday.
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Sinopec Group Overseas Development is looking set for another record-breaking transaction in the bond market, having opened books on April 21 for a multi-trancher and dual-currency whammy, which had netted a colossal volume of orders just half a day into bookbuilding.
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Beijing Enterprises Holdings has appointed four banks to arrange a series of investor meetings in Europe ahead of a potential euro-denominated bond.
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Progroup, the German family-owned container and corrugated board producer, on Monday announced its debut high yield bond, part of a €525m refinancing deal that includes €125m of PIK toggle notes.
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The IPO of Integrated Diagnostics Holdings, a firm that offers diagnostic services and radiology in Egypt, Jordan and Sudan, is covered at the full deal size, Deutsche Bank said on Friday April 24.
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Euro issuance by US companies has slowed since mid-March, as many have been in earnings blackouts. However, after General Mills' deal on Monday, bankers expect US issuers to return, but at more modest levels than in February.
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ZF Friedrichshafen, the German car parts maker, sold its first bond on Monday, raising €2.25bn at yields under 3%, in a market supportive of its expansion strategy.
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KfW has mandated banks for a 10 year dollar benchmark, keeping up a trend by SSAs to print at the longer end of the curve.
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The European Financial Stability Facility is set to create a new pricing benchmark on Tuesday — but the latest Greek worries could make conditions turbulent.
