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Dematic, the materials handling machinery maker, has announced the redemption of its 8.75% 2016 notes. The $300m of senior secured high yield bonds, sold in April 2011, will be redeemed today (Wednesday).
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Unitymedia KabelBW, the German cable company assembled by Liberty Global, the US cable group run by John Malone, has bought back €274.9m and $487.2m of bonds.
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It is little secret that Asian bond bankers have had an explosive run this year, managing an unprecedented number of deals and taking centre stage in banks’ attempts to bring in revenue from the capital markets. But even those working in the market could not predict how well the year would end, as the results to EuroWeek’s last poll of the year have revealed.
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Rain CII Carbon, the US-based maker of calcined petroleum coke, successfully sold its $400m and €210m bonds last Friday, as investors continued to pile into high yield credit in the closing days of 2012.
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Titan Cement, the Greek company that obtained €200m of new four year debt in a bond exchange last Friday, may return to the high yield market when an opportunity arises, its chief financial officer has said.
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Dematic, the 200 year old materials handling machinery maker, issued a $265m high yield bond last week, after its private equity owner, Triton, sold it to AEA Investors and Teachers’ Private Capital.