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Zambia is looking for options to refinance an increasingly worrying debt pile in the wake of a ratings downgrade. -
South African state-run power company Eskom is aiming to print a total of $1.5bn and is expecting to sell both guaranteed and unguaranteed tranches of its bond, according to two sources close to the deal.
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Grit Real Estate Income Group, the pan-African real estate company based in Mauritius, has raised $132.1m through the sale of 92.4m shares in a placing to investors, prior to listing in London on Tuesday.
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Eskom is roadshowing its first international bond in three years this week, but otherwise the primary market is silent.
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Eskom has until the end of next week to issue a planned dollar bond before markets shut for the summer, syndicate bankers said on Friday.
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South Africa’s troubled state-run power company, Eskom, signed a $2.5bn loan from China Development Bank (CDB) this week, securing almost two-thirds of its funding requirements for the financial year and reviving hope among investors that the country’s state-owned companies have moved one step closer to returning to the capital markets. That wish was swiftly granted by Eskom mandating for its first bond since 2015. Mike Turner and Francesca Young report.
