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Elis, the French laundry services company, issued a €400m convertible bond on Tuesday to refinance its £2.2bn acquisition of Berendsen in the UK, which closed in September.
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A wave of German and Austrian property companies is coming to the equity-linked bond market for cheap funding, writes Aidan Gregory. The attractive terms they are obtaining are partly of their own making: a reward for the companies' strong performances. -
Equity capital markets in Europe are enjoying a steady flow of new deals, including three new convertible bond issues so far this week.
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Deutsche Wohnen, one of the biggest listed German residential property companies, added its name to the string of equity-linked deals in Europe this month on Tuesday when it printed an €800m eight year note to finance a tender offer for a previous convertible bond, due in 2021.
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AMS, the Austrian maker of sensors and microchips, opened a new week in the equity-linked market on Monday with its first ever convertible bond issue, which was priced at attractive terms for the issuer.
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Artemis, the Pinault family holding company that owns €17bn of shares in Kering, the French luxury goods group, raised €383m on Tuesday with an innovative equity-neutral exchangeable bond, in which Crédit Agricole acts as an extra counterparty to investors.
