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Investors familiar with Sunshine 100 China Holdings’ credentials shrugged off a recent ratings downgrade to gobble up its new $235m bond, which will allow the company redeem a note coming due imminently. -
A hastily arranged bankruptcy financing for Toys ‘R’ Us has left investors analysts scrambling to understand the impact on the company’s corporate and real estate debt.
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The German pharmaceutical company, Stada, and the UK housebuilder, Miller Homes, both complete their high yield bond roadshows on Wednesday with the deals expected to follow before the end of the week.
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Corporate bond investors seem to be happy with what they deem the sensible pace of new issuance so far in September. And they are keen for it to continue.
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Property developer Sunshine 100 China Holdings, rated CCC+ by S&P and B- by Fitch, is taking bids for a new dollar bond, in a bid to address its looming debt maturity.
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Emerging market-focused Puma Energy has mandated banks for a $300m minimum seven year non-call three bond, with high yield and emerging market syndicate desks running the process at lead banks.
