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Faurecia, the French car parts maker, launched a €250m high yield bond on Thursday, which it hopes to price on Friday. Unlike Faurecia’s last issue in February, this will be a structurally subordinated holding company bond.
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Alimak Hek, the Swedish maker of industrial lifts, is planning a four day roadshow in the Nordic region from May 2.
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SAF-Holland, the unrated German maker of lorry and bus parts, decided on Tuesday not to sell its planned €150m five year debut bond.
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German healthcare company Fresenius is looking to raise a high yield bond that will, alongside an underwritten loan facility and an equity piece of up to €1bn, finance its €3.1bn acquisition of all outstanding shares in Rhön-Klinikum.
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Europe’s high yield market is perking up, after two weeks of deal drought and secondary volatility. Issuers are lining up, among them Europcar, the French car rental group owned by Eurazeo.
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The US high yield market again showed better resilience to market volatility than its European counterpart this week, as investors had bought $3.19bn of bonds by Wednesday. Some $2.2bn of that came on Tuesday alone —just a day after Monday’s wretched equity and credit session.