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Loans and High Yield

  • Germany's Klöckner Pentaplast’s merger with UK competitor Linpac will create a global player in the packaging sector, the firm said on Tuesday, with an Ebitda of over €300m. The debt backing the merger will bring leverage at the firm to over eight times Ebitda, however, according to S&P, and one investor said he was concerned the deal could follow the market trend in becoming too aggressive.
  • Indonesia’s Soechi Lines postponed a dollar bond on Monday because of uncertain market conditions and severe weather in Hong Kong, and it plans to engage with investors at another time. The pulled deal raised questions about whether the pricing on offer was enough to maintain the buy-side’s interest in the first place.
  • Fantasia Holdings Group Co surprised markets last week with a 364 day bond, opting for a short-term note to circumvent delays in offshore funding approval from the Chinese regulator. At first glance, the notes appear to offer a quick solution for property companies with looming funding requirements — but borrowers should take a closer look at the many disadvantages that come with such short term deals.
  • Shui On Land priced its senior perpetual bond on Monday in a busy primary market in Asia ex-Japan. The $500m trade was multiple times covered, as demand for perps continues to be strong in the region.
  • ING Bank has relocated a leveraged finance banker from London to Singapore to head structured acquisition finance and sponsor coverage in Asia.
  • Pakistan has signed its largest offshore syndicated loan on record, a $650m one year financing, with a group of 10 banks, said sources.
  • Japfa Comfeed Indonesia and Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust wrapped up their fundraisings successfully on Monday while Soechi Lines was forced to pull its debut deal.
  • A $400m fundraising for Indian data analytics firm Mu Sigma has received commitments from five banks. Syndication for the deal, which was launched in March, remains open at the sub-underwriter level.
  • Marble II, a special purpose investment holding company of Indian IT firm Mphasis, started taking bids for a senior secured five non call two year bond on Tuesday.
  • Nuovo Transporto Viaggiatori ran a four day roadshow for its first bond this week, as the market welcomed a €4bn deal pipeline.
  • A slew of event-driven deals were launched into the leveraged loan market this week, joining Lindorff’s €3bn high yield offering in electrifying leveraged finance new paper issuance and catching some investors by surprise.
  • Covering four tranches, two currencies and fixed and floating rate payouts, what could be the largest high yield bond since April 2016 hit screens on Monday as Intrum Justitia embarked upon a week-long roadshow for a €3bn bond.