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Cellnex, the Spanish telecoms tower business, is expected to start trading in Madrid on Thursday May 7, having priced its IPO on Tuesday evening at €14 a share – the top end of the range.
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Windeln.de, the German online baby products seller, dropped 18% today on its first day of trading in Frankfurt – a bitter conclusion to an IPO process that had appeared to run smoothly until then.
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Titanium, fluoroproducts and chemical solutions business Chemours sold $2.5bn of senior unsecured notes on Tuesday, proceeds of which will go to its parent, DuPont, in the form of a dividend. -
Xella, the German building materials manufacturer, has closed books on a €533m refinancing and amend-and-extend loan procedure that was oversubscribed, allowing for price cuts.
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China Water Affairs Group cancelled plans to raise as much as HK$805m ($104m) via a placement of shares, after launching the transaction to investors on the evening of May 5.
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Noble Group, a commodities supplier, has received a total of $2.25bn in commitments, including $1.5bn from the original 15 mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners. The commitments cover the amount it was seeking when it launched the deal into general on April 8.
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ABG Sundal Collier and Goldman Sachs launched on Tuesday evening the first block trade in XXL shares since the Norwegian sports retailer floated in October.
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Eircom, the Irish telecoms company, has arranged an investor call for a €2bn amend-and-extend process on its loans, that will bring documentation into line with market standards.
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Dufry – HES Beheer – BCA Marketplace – Club Med – Grupa Azoty – International Bank of Azerbaijan – Kungsleden – UBM Group – Oriflame
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Dufry, the Swiss travel retail group, has closed the term loan stage of its bridge loan takeout. The facility is oversubscribed and likely to come at a large size.
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The bookbuilding phase of Windeln.de’s initial public offering in Frankfurt will close at midday on May 5, a day early, owing to strong demand.
