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China Medical Technologies is planning to issue a $175m five year non-call three bond, after finishing a roadshow in Asia, Europe and the US, by the middle of next week — offering investors a rare chance to buy a single-B rated mainland credit outside of the market-dominating property sector.
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Dürr, a German maker of products for car manufacturing, tapped investors in a heavily oversubscribed Eu150m deal on Monday. It signals how a number of small and mid-sized companies are turning to the high yield market as they try to free themselves from bank lending.
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The promised autumn flood of European high yield bonds should begin washing across investors’ desks next week when German shipping group Hapag-Lloyd is due to bring a hefty $500m new issue.
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Powerlong Real Estate Holdings raised $200m in the international bond market late last week, getting around $450m of demand for the latest test of international demand for Chinese property companies after a year of heavy issuance from the sector.