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ITNL priced India’s first ever unrated dim sum bond on Thursday. The deal was capped at Rmb575m ($93m), with the proceeds being used to repay a loan in full. -
TES Global, a UK educational publisher, priced a £300m bond on Thursday which it will use to refinance £230m of debt, pay a £65m dividend to its private equity owner TPG Capital and support a £16m acquisition.
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Swiss travel retailer Dufry issued €500m of notes this week in the final chunk of a three-part financing for its Sfr1.55bn (€1.28bn) takeover of rival firm Nuance Group.
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Moody’s placed Iceland Foods' ratings under review for downgrade after the UK supermarket chain announced a plan to issue £955m of bonds.
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Italian carmaker Fiat today issued €850m of notes in line with initial price talk of 4.75% despite fears that Portuguese bank Espírito Santo’s share plunge was affecting access to bond markets for peripheral European borrowers.
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Bookrunners Barclays and CLSA announced guidance on the three year dim sum bond at 8.375% area. The deal is capped at Rmb575m ($93m) and bankers say that books are growing very well.
