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Europcar, the French car rental company, had to shrink its Caa1/B- rated high yield bond and widen price guidance a long way — but it got the deal sold on May 4, in a transaction that some saw as showing its desperation.
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Lecta, the Southern European paper maker, sold €590m of high yield bonds in line with guidance last Friday (May 4). The bonds have since tightened in the secondary market.
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Dutch business travel operator Carlson Wagonlit priced its planned $850m high yield bond yesterday with a larger euro tranche than guidance had suggested, even as other issuers have struggled in the market.
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Monier, the restructured roofing products maker, has postponed its planned €250m bond issue, the company said in a statement on Wednesday, due to “the current challenging market environment”.
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Zamek Group, a German producer of stock, sauces and ready meals, sold a €35m five year retail-style bond on Monday.