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  • Germany Industrial gases group Messer Griesheim plans a flotation by the middle of 2004. The company said this week that restructuring following a change in ownership at the end of 2000 is ahead of schedule, despite the slowdown in the economic climate in Germany.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA Amount: $1bn
  • Mandated arrangers ABN Amro, DnB Markets and Svenska Handelsbanken will close syndication of the Eu750m five year facility for Elkem today (Friday). Signing will take place in the week of December 16. The deal is already oversubscribed up to Eu800m, but it is not yet known if the borrower will accept the increase.
  • Amount: $163.5m and Eu151m Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Amount: Eu600m Rating: Moody's/Standard and Poor's
  • The Russian government's patience was vindicated on Wednesday when it raised $775m from a long-awaited disposal of part of its stake in oil group Lukoil. The deal is Russia's largest ever equity offering and the third equity issue from the country this year, providing further evidence of the growing attractiveness of Russian assets for international investors.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB- Amount: $1bn (increased from $750m)
  • The Russian government's patience was vindicated on Wednesday when it raised $775m from a long-awaited disposal of part of its stake in oil group Lukoil. The deal is Russia's largest ever equity offering and the third equity issue from the country this year, providing further evidence of the growing attractiveness of Russian assets for international investors.
  • The $250m 364 day bridge financing for National Power Corp, arranged by Citigroup/SSB, Crédit Lyonnais, Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, has been closed oversubscribed but was not increased. The arrangers held $30.5m apiece. Co-arrangers are Chinatrust Commercial Bank (offshore banking branch), DZ Bank (Singapore) and UFJ Bank (Singapore) with tickets of $20m each.
  • Pemex, the Mexican oil major, issued a blowout $1bn 12 year bond this week at aggressive levels, taking advantage of increased US cross-over investor demand for high grade emerging market securities. The 144A deal, led by Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, was increased from $750m, and priced at 98.332 to yield 7.589% or 335bp over Treasuries.
  • Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) added a new dimension to the global yen market this week with a ¥75bn 20 year transaction, the first 20 year issue to be launched by a Japanese government guaranteed borrower in either the domestic or international yen markets. The deal, lead managed by Nikko Salomon Smith Barney and UBS Warburg and priced at 5bp over the JGB 58 with a coupon of 1.70%, was twice oversubscribed by a list of top quality investors.
  • The mandate to arrange the $200m 2-1/2 year facility for Polish Oil and Gas Company (PGNIG) has still not been awarded. The two remaining bidding groups are optimistic of an award next week. For details of the bidding groups see EuroWeek 781.