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Prisa, the Spanish media and education company, could replace some of its loans with PIK notes, bankers said.
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Rhiag, an Italian distributor of aftermarket spare parts for cars, wants to issue €350m of senior secured and PIK toggle notes to repay loans and dividends.
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Xella has emerged as one of the two payment-in-kind bond issuers that bankers had said were preparing deals. The German building materials maker wants to sell €200m of PIK toggle notes to refinance a vendor loan.
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The WorldPay Group, the payment processing company, launched a £150m-equivalent add-on loan on Friday, but has not yet decided in which currency the facility will be denominated.
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The ingredients business of Dutch food producer Vion Foods has been sold to a trade buyer. Darling International of the US will buy Vion Ingredients for €1.6bn.