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German healthcare firm Fresenius increased the size of a convertible bond it completed on Tuesday to €500m from a planned €375m, after the deal was multiple times oversubscribed. The bonds were issued alongside a purchase of call options by Fresenius which made the deal equity-neutral, ruling out dilution for shareholders. -
Germany’s Fresenius increased the size of its convertible bond completed on Tuesday from a planned €375m to €500m, after the deal was multiple times oversubscribed.
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US listed Chinese social media company YY successfully priced a $400m equity-linked deal on its second attempt to access the convertible market, by relaxing the pricing terms and following in the footsteps of Vipshop to use Asian demand to build momentum.
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Fresenius, the German healthcare business, has turned to the equity-linked bond market to source its final piece of funding for the acquisition of 43 hospitals from Rhön-Klinikum last year.
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US listed Chinese social media company YY is back in the market with convertible bond after pulling a deal towards the end of last year, as it failed to attract enough investor interest.
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Spanish construction firm ACS has raised €405.6m through a five year bond exchangeable into Iberdrola shares less than six months since a similar €720m transaction exchangeable into the utility firm’s stock.
