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ASML Holding, the Dutch manufacturer of lithography machines for computer production, was alone in the European corporate bond market on Monday when it issued a €1.5bn dual tranche bond and attracted hefty demand from investors.
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Ukrainian food producer Kernel has refinanced a $215m pre-export credit facility, as agricultural firms in the region prepare to launch annual financings.
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European levloan investors snatched up Logoplaste’s €570m of acquisition loans, with many making reverse enquiries for the deal.
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Swedish firm AR Packaging this week began marketing €240m of loans to fund its acquisition by CVC Partners from Ahlstrom Capital and Accent Equity.
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In a week when uncertainty surrounding the UK referendum on European Union membership clouded markets, Terreal, the clay tiles and bricks maker, managed to tighten pricing on a €260m refinancing loan, reflecting healthy demand for French and German deals.
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ING Bank Turkey has signed a 367 day loan facility with a group of 26 lenders, joining Turk Eximbank and TSKB in issuing loans.
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Christian Dior nipped in ahead of the UK’s referendum on its European Union membership to issue a €350m bond on Monday, and found highly supportive market conditions.
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Covered bond volumes were higher this week than last even as mounting fears of a UK decision to leave the European Union lead to greater volatility and increased execution risk.
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Unit4, the Dutch online application provider, is marketing a €230m term loan with replies due this week, but European investors have voiced difficulties in understanding the IT sector.
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Basic-Fit, the low cost gym group, made its debut on Euronext Amsterdam on Friday morning, after an IPO that was priced towards the bottom end of its range on Wednesday.
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The IPO of ASR Nederland, the second biggest this year in Europe after that of Dong Energy, reached a successful conclusion one day later than Dong’s, when the stock rose 2.6% on its first day of trading on Friday.
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The senior phase of a $405m loan for Blackstone’s acquisition of Indian fintech firm Mphasis has closed, with three new lenders coming in.