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  • United Kingdom Independent News & Media, which publishes The Independent newspaper, is planning a Eu107m rights issue underwritten by Davy Stockbrokers.
  • Guarantor: Nestlé SA Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Danske Bank, Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland and WestLB have launched a £500m five year revolver for Northern Rock into syndication. Banks have been asked to take £50m for 12.5bp flat as co-arrangers, £30m for 10bp as senior leads or £15m for 8bp as participants.
  • Botswana Botswana completed its debut domestic government bond issue this week, raising P500m (around $96m).
  • Amount: ¥30bn Class A notes: ¥30bn
  • Amount: Eu200m Maturity: April 9, 2010
  • Bids are due by next week to arrange the $1bn project financing for Sohar Refinery. The timetable is said by bankers to be continuing as planned despite the war in the Gulf. One banker said banks are approaching credit committees as planned and a mandate will be awarded in April.
  • Pemex, the Mexican oil concern, wowed European investors this week with a blowout Eu750m seven year offering, its first bond issue in Europe in more than two years. European investors in triple-B European corporates flooded lead managers BNP Paribas and JP Morgan with more than Eu1.8bn of orders, after being lured in by attractive spread guidance of 295bp.
  • Guarantor: Petroleos Mexicanos Rating: Baa1/BBB-
  • Amount: $400m global bond Maturity: April 1, 2008
  • Petrobras, the Brazilian state owned oil company, this week became Brazil's first borrower to sell a corporate term bond in almost a year when it launched a blowout $400m transaction. The deal, led by Bear Stearns, was doubled in size after attracting strong investor interest from a wide range of accounts.
  • The greenshoe option on the $500m five year facility for Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has been exercised, bringing the total size of the deal to $577m. A further seven banks joined the 15 that signed the deal on March 15.