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Oil products company Puma Energy priced its debut high yield bond in line with guidance on Tuesday, relying on broad appeal to a varied investor base to overcome the sell-off in emerging market credits.
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High yield darling Fresenius was back in the market on Tuesday — after less than three weeks. The German healthcare company sold an increased €300m 10 year bond, which despite market flutters, traded up.
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Jaguar Land Rover drove by with an increased high yield bond on Tuesday. It attracted strong demand, allowing bookrunners to add £100m to the planned £300m eight year issue and price it tightly.
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Telecom Italia announced on Wednesday morning that it intended to call its €750m hybrid capital bond – the only one it has issued so far – after Moody’s stripped away the deal’s 50% equity credit last year.
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HSS Hire, the UK tool and equipment hire business, priced its debut high yield bond yesterday in line with guidance.
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B Communications, the holding company of Israeli telco Bezeq, wants to sell a $775m-equivalent high yield bond in euros and dollars.