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Astaldi and SNF Floerger took advantage of the lack of issuance in the European high yield market to tap bonds on Tuesday, after the market shrugged off its recent risk aversion.
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Innovia Group, a food packaging firm, showed that floating rate notes were still in fashion in the European high yield market this week. It sold a €342m bond after building a book of over €1bn, only a week after Löwen Play abandoned its FRN deal to sell a fixed rate bond instead.
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Oil India has mandated five banks for what would be its first dollar bond, as investor sentiment towards the region improves. -
Agile Property Holdings returned to senior bonds on Monday, taking on the task of reopening the Chinese property market with a five year non call three deal. The issuer was able to tighten guidance by 25bp but bankers away from the deal questioned whether such an aggressive revision was right for the current market.
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Beijing Energy Investment Holding (BEIH) is set to tap the international bond market for the first time, with an unrated US dollar issue that will have a standby letter of credit provided by Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), according to a source on the deal.
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Innovia Group sold its debut high yield bond in line with final guidance having been able to tighten the level throughout the bookbuilding process. The maker of films for the packaging industry priced €342m of six year floating rate notes at 500bp over Euribor at 99.5.
