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  • Bankers were this week questioning the rationale behind a delay in the $7bn IPO of Norwegian incumbent telecoms operator Telenor, speculating that difficulties in valuing the company were holding up the deal. The sale of between 15% and 25% of the company, expected to raise about $7bn, was scheduled to come to market in the third week of September via Goldman Sachs and Den norske Bank.
  • Bankers were this week questioning the rationale behind a delay in the $7bn IPO of Norwegian incumbent telecoms operator Telenor, speculating that difficulties in valuing the company were holding up the deal. The sale of between 15% and 25% of the company, expected to raise about $7bn, was scheduled to come to market in the third week of September via Goldman Sachs and Den norske Bank.
  • ABN Amro, BBVA, BSCH, Chase Manhattan, Citibank/SSSB and Dresdner will launch the Eu8bn facility for Telefónica on Tuesday. The Spanish blue chip will draw heavily on the facility to pay for the UMTS licence it won last week in Germany. Officials expect much of the appetite to come from Spanish banks and banks with branches in Spain, and there is no sign of concern that this transaction might be overshadowed by the Deutsche Telekom jumbo.
  • ABN Amro, BBVA, BSCH, Chase Manhattan, Citibank/SSSB and Dresdner will launch the Eu8bn facility for Telefónica on Tuesday. The Spanish blue chip will draw heavily on the facility to pay for the UMTS licence it won last week in Germany. Officials expect much of the appetite to come from Spanish banks and banks with branches in Spain, and there is no sign of concern that this transaction might be overshadowed by the Deutsche Telekom jumbo.
  • UK supermarket chain Sainsbury has put its DIY brand Homebase up for sale, and hopes to raise as much as £1bn. Bidders are circling the company after Sainsbury sent outline details of the target to potential buyers.
  • * Helaba International Finance plc
  • * Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd
  • THE VODAFONE Pacific board of directors met on Monday and the possible reinvigoration of the company's IPO was again on the agenda. The company and parent Vodafone Airtouch have a tough job to decide whether to brave the markets again. If they proceed, the issue will be the next significant transaction from Australia in a year that has been notable by the absence of large issues, aside from NRMA.
  • The telecoms sector continued to dominate discussions in the bond market this week, which bankers described as the quietest so far this year. British Telecom featured heavily, confirming the roadshow and launch schedule for its $10bn global bond, before swiftly announcing that the roadshow was to be delayed, pending talks with the rating agencies on the outlook for the company's credit rating.
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