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Zobele and ENCE, the Italian and Spanish debut high yield issuers, have both released price talk on their bond transactions on Thursday. The Italian supplier of air freshener devices Zobele guided its €180m bond in the 8% area and closed books at 2pm London time.
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Central China Real Estate priced a successful seven year non-call four deal at 8% at the start of the week, helped by its ownership structure and a nice pick-up over its secondary curve.
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China SCE Property Holdings was first Asian issuer into the dollar bond market at the start of the week, launching one of three property deals to be priced on the same day. The borrower secured a benchmark-sized book for its $150m extension, and closed the bond before the arrival of its peers put pressure on the secondary market.
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Odigeo, the online travel agency formerly known as Geo Travel, sold its second high yield bond on Wednesday, refinancing some of its loans with bonds.
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Smurfit Kappa, the Irish paper packaging company, has returned to the high yield bond market. The frequent issuer was set to price an increased €400m seven year senior secured bond today, only four months after raising the equivalent of €675m at tight pricing in September.
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Arrow Global sold its increased debut high yield 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%.