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Labco, the French medical diagnostics company, plans to refinance all of its bonds with a new €800m issue. It agreed in May to be bought by private equity firm Cinven after pulling an IPO at the last minute. -
Grupo Antolin, the Spanish car interiors maker, on Wednesday sold €400m of notes at 5.125% to repay a $525m bridge loan that funded its purchase of Magna International's car interiors business.
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The European private placement market has now reached half the size of its US counterpart, according to recent research into European issuers' markets led by Standard & Poor's credit analyst, Alexandra Krief. And it is set to grow further.
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Euro high yield investors on Thursday had more than €1.8bn of bonds to consider and two more tranches in euros whose final sizes were yet to be set — New Look, the UK fashion retailer, being at the forefront with the largest offering.
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Oi, the Brazilian telecoms company, is seeking to issue a €500m high yield bond, and buy back four old euro bonds.
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Bad debt manager China Great Wall Asset Management Corp has started receiving bids for a three year offering on June 11 and is looking to hook investors with an attractive initial price guidance.
