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Polish broadcaster TVN has returned to the market to partly refinance its €593m 2017s, which are callable in November, after a failed attempt to do so in March. The rest of the note will be refinanced with cash. The operator of 10 television channels is planning to print €430m of 2020 notes on Friday.
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Metallum, the Swiss metal recycling and processing firm, allocated its new €295m debt early this week, having closed the transaction a whole month after receiving final commitments from investors.
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AHT Cooling is set to issue €350m of loans to back its private equity buy-out. Ownership of the Austrian refrigeration equipment manufacturer will move from Quadriga Capital to Bridgepoint in a takeover worth €585m.
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Investors in Nokia's debt and credit default swaps have welcomed the Finnish company's decision to sell its handset business to Microsoft and refocus the business on its recently rebranded Nokia Solutions & Networks business. -
German healthcare group Aenova is seeking consent from existing lenders to take over pharmaceutical firm Haupt Pharma. The acquisition forms part of plans to expand Aenova’s market share, as laid out by the company's private equity owner, BC Partners.
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Continental's €750m issue yesterday has reopened Europe's high yield bond market, and other issuers, particularly fallen angels, are likely to sell bonds in the coming weeks.
