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Fage, the maker of Greek yoghurt, hopes to tap its 2020 high yield notes for $250m in a bid to shift more of its debt into dollars. The company wants to protect noteholders from risks related to the eurozone crisis.
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Titan Cement, the Athens-listed building materials maker, has launched an exchange offer for its €200m of 6.9% July 2013 notes, hoping to push the maturity out by four years.
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The European high yield market is as busy as it has been all year, as banks launch deal after deal, hoping to price them before Christmas.
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BAA, the UK airports group that is changing its name to Heathrow, sold £275m of high yield subordinated debt on Thursday. The September 2019 deal was increased by £25m from the £250m launch level.
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HOT Telecommunication Systems, the Israeli telco bought by Altice, hopes to sell its $1.1bn high yield bond on Friday.