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Sappi, the South African paper company, priced its 2014 senior secured bonds at the tight end of guidance on Friday, after increasing the original size to $800m from the original proposed issue size of $500m.
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Corporate borrowers stayed away from the primary market this week, entering the summer holiday period confident that investor demand will still be high in September.
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Gajah Tunggal, the Indonesian tyre manufacturer, exchanged and extended its outstanding $420m 10.25% bonds due 2010 this week after investors backed its efforts to avoid a cashflow crisis.
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Matahari Putra Prima, the Indonesian retailer, may add to its $115m of high yield bonds if investors accept its offer of a debt exchange ahead of a deadline today (Friday).
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Sappi, the South African paper firm which is refinancing bank debt, is expected to price up to $720m of bonds on Friday lunchtime — more than originally planned — while the refinancing of its revolver and term loans will close shortly afterwards.
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Sappi, the South African paper firm which is refinancing bank debt, is expected to price up to $720m of bonds on Friday lunchtime — more than originally planned — while the refinancing of its revolver and term loans will close shortly afterwards.
