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Investors looking to diversify into India received their second opportunity in as many weeks when JSW Steel tapped the market with its maiden offshore bond on November 5. While the transaction did not get as much attention as Tata Motors did last month, it still resonated well with investors and ended up with a more than three times covered book. -
One of India’s largest property developers, Indiabulls Real Estate, is in the market with its debut bond. The deal follows hot on the heels of fellow Indian high yield issuer JSW Steel.
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Ontex, the Belgian nappy maker, priced on Wednesday its €250m high yield bond at par with a 4.75% coupon, as part of a debt restructuring that made Moody’s upgrade its rating one notch to Ba3.
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Turkish port operator Global Liman İşletmeleri (Global Ports) on Thursday reduced its debut bond issue by $25m to $250m and priced it at with an 8.125% coupon at a reoffer price of 99.345.
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The nasty feelings of a fortnight ago, when credit investors suddenly remembered what bad markets were like, have not been forgotten in the European corporate bond market, but they are fading.
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The Indian high yield bond market is finally getting its act together following a stop-start year with JSW Steel going live with a five year dollar bond on November 5.
