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UK building materials distributor Travis Perkins today set the final yield at 4.375% on its debut £250m seven year bond, just as the sterling bond market braced itself for the impact of a potential Yes vote in the Scottish independence referendum. -
Arcelik, a Turkish home appliances and consumer electronics company, is out with price thoughts for the first euro-denominated bond from a Turkish corporate.
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Indonesia’s Mitra Pinasthika Mustika (MPM) is looking to make a debut in international bond markets. The automotive company will be meeting investors for a proposed Reg S dollar offering this week.
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West China Cement marked a successful return to the bond market on September 4 by pricing a five year non-call three deal well through its closest comparable — Yingde Gases Investment. The bond was built on the back of strong anchor support, which was surprising given the predicament the Chinese cement industry finds itself in.
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Fiat priced €500m of bonds on Thursday, as it tapped its 2022 notes amid a market buoyed by the European Central Bank’s announcement that it would cut interest rates to a new low.
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Nyrstar, the Belgian mining and metals business, wants to raise €600m through a €250m rights offering and €350m bond issue, as it seeks to buy back existing bonds, reduce its net leverage and fund an upgrade of its smelters.
