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Hong Kong Broadband Network made its debut in the dollar bond market at the end of last week, launching an unrated $450m Reg S deal that held up well in secondary trading despite a recent softening in the high yield market.
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Loxam, a French equipment rental company, has sent out guidance to investors on its debut €300m high yield bond. The leads plan to price the seven year non-call three deal later on Thursday.
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Ardagh, the Irish glass and metal packaging group, has increased its high yield bond by $150m to reach $1.6bn-equivalent in euros and dollars. But there was no compromise needed to get the bigger deal away — the coupons on the three tranches were the frequent issuer's lowest ever.
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Voyage Care, the UK company that operates care homes for people with learning disabilities, owned by HgCapital, has sold its high yield bond deal on Wednesday.
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Unitymedia, the German cable operator owned by Liberty Global, sold a €500m 10 year high yield bond in a drive-by sale today (Wednesday).
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DuPont Performance Coatings, the US car paint business bought by Carlyle, has released price guidance for its planned high yield bonds. The $750m and €250m notes are expected to be priced later today (Wednesday).