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French electronics store Fnac Darty has completed the sale of a new €200m seven year convertible bond. -
Cellink, the Swedish developer of 3D printing equipment for living cells, rose in trading on Friday morning after the company completed a Skr3bn ($350m) sale of new shares and convertible bonds to finance its acquisition of MatTek Corporation in the United States.
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A selloff of growth stocks and primary market indigestion have taken some of the steam out of the booming US convertible bond market, but it remains open to new issuers.
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Helios Towers, the Africa-focused telecoms infrastructure company, has sold a new $250m convertible bond to finance its pipeline of tower assets.
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Tyler Technologies, the US develop of software for local government, has raised $525m via the sale of new convertible bonds, capping off the busiest week of the year so far for US equity-linked issuance.
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The US convertible bond market is charging ahead despite a sell-off in technology stocks over the past fortnight, with multiple jumbo transactions this week from some of the world’s best known companies. The frenzy has left many wondering what it will take to derail one of the hottest corners of the capital markets. Aidan Gregory reports.
