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Terex, a New York-listed building products maker and frequent issuer in its native US, plans to raise its first euro-denominated high yield bonds. The deal follows US issues such as Warner Music's in late October, which included a euro tranche.
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Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have announced the schedule for Perstorp’s European roadshow.
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Nobina, the Swedish passenger bus operator that failed to repay an €85m bond in August, has completed its refinancing through a company restructuring.
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Investor meetings to market a debut bond for Hrvatska Elektroprivreda, the Croatian national electricity company, were disrupted this week by the storm in the US, but the process was recovering from Wednesday, bankers said.
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Europe’s high yield market is on track for a record year in 2012, as issuance in the first 10 months has surpassed sales in the equivalent period last year, and the market remains in good shape.
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Guala Closures announced plans for its second high yield bond transaction on Tuesday. The Italian bottle top maker wants to raise €275m in a seven year floating rate bond.