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  • Electrolux, the world's largest home appliance manufacturer, is considering spinning off its lawnmower and chainsaw business, which could be worth, according to analyst estimates, about $4bn.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AAA
  • Compiled by Chris Milsom, HSBC Bank plc, London
  • The Eu200m five year revolving credit for engineering firm Konecranes Finance will close on February 28.
  • Rating: A3/BBB-/BBB+
  • Ford Motor Credit Corp's (FMCC's) swoop on the Samurai market this week exceeded all expectations — the deal, which started life as a modest ¥30bn three year bond, grew to a spectacular ¥160bn as Japanese investors clamoured to acquire paper offering a generous pick-up to three year JGBs.
  • Gaz de France's Eu3bn seven year revolver will be signed today (Friday). The deal was oversubscribed but no increase was taken.
  • Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Scotland have launched syndication of the recap for gaming and casino company Gala Group. The new debt totals £945m.
  • France's Eu20bn 2005 privatisation programme will be launched by the Eu1bn-plus IPO of toll road operator Société des Autoroutes du Nord et de l'Est de la France (Sanef), which is scheduled to be listed in April.
  • Adidas-Salomon's Eu800m five plus one plus one year revolver will be signed today (Friday). The deal was oversubscribed in syndication but will not be increased.
  • Rating: Aa3/A+/AA-
  • Greece and Portugal dominated the euro primary market this week, issuing highly successful bonds with, respectively, 10 and 15 year maturities as the long end phenomenon continues to flourish.