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A slow destruction of misallocated investment is more likely than a sudden stop
LBO financing includes $5.75bn term loan to be priced early next week
Investors eye 2028, 2031, 2032 as big years for loan maturities
Even leveraged deals still being underwritten, though banks are selective
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Belgian and German medical diagnostics provider Amedes bought some investors who had initially declined the €525m loan back into the fold this week as deal supply fell. -
There is little sign that summer holidays are keeping investors away from the corporate bond market this week: while the flow of deals may be slower than normal, issuers that have decided to tap the market are still receiving a warm reception.
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A loan that had been in syndication since April from vehicle parts producer Hyva Global has been signed, with a mix of Asian and Western banks and one institutional investor joining. The deal started out at $295m but wound up at a much slimmer $195m after failing to gather steam amid concerns over the industry and the company’s weak sales in slowing China.
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Louis Dreyfus Commodities Asia has sealed its $400m three year revolver, with a group of 38 banks. The loan, which was signed at the end of July, attracted mostly the company’s relationship banks, said a banker at one of the leads.
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Pricing has widened on the £300m sterling cov-lite loan backing Clayton Dubilier & Rice’s acquisition of Motor Fuel Group, the UK petrol station forecourt operator.
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German cable company Tele Columbus is allocating a €435m leveraged loan that backs its acquisition of rival Primacom, setting outs its ambitions for consolidation in the sector.
