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  • NEW ZEALAND energy generating and retailing company Contact Energy launched a well received debut bond issue this week, according to officials at lead manager Westpac Institutional Bank. The issue was launched yesterday (Thursday), with pricing slated for September 11, but the response for the first time Australian dollar bond issuer has already been strong, according to the officials.
  • MARKET speculation about a potential Philippine government bond issue was rife this week after the department of agriculture (DoA) issued a press release stating its intentions to arrange a $300m equivalent euro denominated Eurobond. But later in the week, the department of finance (DoF) issued a statement saying there were no plans to issue more debt in the international capital markets this year.
  • THERE WAS intense speculation this week over Cable & Wireless's (C&W) potential disposal of 4.9% of Pacific Century CyberWorks. C&W owns 20.1% of PCCW and has an opportunity until mid-November to sell roughly one quarter of this holding.
  • Australia Telstra Corp is considering a potential $1.5bn global bond issue, which could reach the markets by November. Officials at the company confirmed that Telstra needs to raise $1.5bn. The company has to raise $1.5bn to pay Pacific Century Cyberworks as part of its internet and technology alliance with the Hong Kong company. Market sources say that a five year tenor is likely.
  • Australia Kerry Packer's Consolidated Press Holdings sold a block of 34m shares in Open Telecommunications on Tuesday evening through Salomon Smith Barney. The sale took place at a discount of just over 10% to the closing price of A$2.56 that day. The disposal raised A$78.2m before commissions.
  • THE HOUSING Development Board (HDB) of Singapore launched a S$500m, five year bond issue last Friday to a lacklustre reception from market players who thought the deal was too tight. The issue is the quasi-governmental agency's fifth domestic deal from its medium term note programme.