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Lixil, the Japanese group that makes bathroom fittings and other building products, today repurchased 7.372m shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, using part of the money it raised yesterday with a ¥120bn (€892m) convertible bond issue. -
Lixil, the Japanese companies that makes bathroom fittings and other building products, today raised ¥120bn (€892m) through the international sale of two convertible bonds of equal size, which were more than twice oversubscribed.
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The first mainstream European equity-linked issue of 2015 came on Tuesday, as the Dubreuil family sold a bond exchangeable into shares of Rémy Cointreau, the French spirits group they control.
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Greece’s general election was one of the big risks to equity capital markets on the calendar since the year began – but markets have shaken off the triumph of an anti-austerity coalition that wants huge debt relief. Markets outside Athens, that is – the ASE Index has fallen 12.7% over two and a half days, led by the banks.
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Banca Imi has hired a senior Barclays convertible bond salesman to head its equity-linked sales drive.
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Cytos Biotechnology, a Swiss company that has been struggling for years, has asked holders of its remaining convertible bonds to agree to a mandatory conversion to equity at a fraction of the original conversion price. Reaching a deal with bondholders is the company’s last chance to remain a going concern.
