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French listed investment holding company Wendel completed a Eu300m seven year unsecured junk bond in line with price talk on Monday, although the notes widened on the break.
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The European high yield bond market is buzzing, with up to 15 deals possible this week, according to one high yield banker. On Tuesday, no fewer than eight junk bond deals were active in Europe.
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A Eu250m seven year non-call three bond from Germany’s Elster is proving popular in the high yield market, after the deal was launched on Monday with pricing whispered around 6.5%.
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Australia’s manganese ore producer Consolidated Minerals Limited plans to issue $400m of five year senior secured notes, said a banker working on the deal on Monday.
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Dometic launched Eu200m of senior PIK notes on Friday as part of EQT Partners' leveraged buy-out of the firm, as the European high yield sector continues to support borrowers seeking more aggressive products.
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Germany’s Elster Finance kicked off a Eu250m issue of seven year non-call three senior unsecured notes on Monday. Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan are acting as physical bookrunners, with Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs as joint bookrunners.