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Indonesian tyre manufacturer Gajah Tunggal returned to the dollar market in style at the end of last week, selling a $500m five year non-call three deal that gave it the money to finance a tender offer — and managing to get huge demand despite what some investors saw as its tight pricing.
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ENCE and Abengoa, the two Spanish issuers braving the European high yield market last week, were received well — showing that investors are ready to buy into peripheral Europe again.
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Yorkshire Water, the British water utility, is meeting investors for its £155m subordinated holding company bond. The seven year high yield notes are being marketed on Monday and Tuesday.
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UAB Bité Lietuva, a Lithuanian mobile telecom operator, has announced plans to sell €200m of high yield bonds to refinance existing notes, four years after a distressed exchange on its subordinated debt.
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Arrow Global sold its increased high yield market debut bond in line with tightened guidance on Tuesday. The UK purchaser of defaulted consumer debt increased the size by £20m to raise £220m of seven year non-call three notes at the revised guidance of 7.875%.
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High Speed One, the company that owns the high speed railway line from London to the Channel Tunnel, will roadshow next week for its first public bond issue, of about £455m.