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Argentine gas pipeline company Transportadora de Gas del Sur (TGS) has pencilled in April 24 for its international bond market return as it looks to refinance its existing dollar bonds. -
Seven Latin American companies announced borrowing plans this week, looking to issue before fourth quarter numbers go stale even as market conditions are far from ideal.
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No Argentine issuers have tapped international bond markets since January, but companies from the country keep approving issuance plans.
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Light, the Rio de Janeiro electricity company, will begin investor meetings on Wednesday ahead of a potential debut international bond sale.
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Transportadora de Gas Internacional (TGI), the Colombian natural gas transportation company, has mandated banks ahead of a proposed $750m senior unsecured issue aimed at refinancing existing bonds.
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A more volatile day in markets on Friday didn’t stop Brazilian pension fund RioPrevidencia’s deal trading well on the break as syndicate bankers covering Latin America remain positive on the primary market’s near-term prospects.
