Morgan Stanley
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Puma Energy made a strong start for non-financial corporate issuers on Monday, making full use of investor familiarity with the credit — and some excess cash — to make its $750m market return.
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Dollar investors had plenty of Chinese property bonds to choose from this week, with four issuers competing for their attention on Tuesday. But with no end in sight to the pipeline, companies will have to navigate the market carefully, or cough up a premium for their bonds. -
PhosAgro, a Russian phosphate-based fertiliser company, is embarking on a series of investor meetings to market a five to seven year dollar bond.
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India’s IL&FS Transportation Networks launched an offshore renminbi bond on Wednesday morning, following Westpac Banking Corp’s opening of the dim sum market earlier this week.
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Puma Energy has returned to the debt markets to redeem its outstanding 2021s and in doing so will provide investors with a nice lump of cash to reinvest in a new offering of debt.
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Investors lapped up Longfor Properties Co’s $800m bonds on Monday, in a vote of confidence not just for the investment grade rated Chinese company but also the broader property industry.
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Property companies Country Garden Holdings Co (CoGard), Times Property Holdings, Tahoe Group Co and Wharf Real Estate Investment Company hit the dollar debt market in force on Tuesday.
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Cellnex, the Spanish telecoms company, has joined the ranks of Europe’s equity-linked issuers after successfully placing a €600m debut convertible bond.
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Longfor Properties Co returned to the dollar market on Monday for its second investment grade deal in six months.
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India’s IL&FS Transportation Networks is laying the groundwork for the first offshore renminbi bond of the year, mandating banks on Friday.
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China’s Yingde Gases Group Co has mandated banks for its first dollar bond sale in more than three years.
