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  • International investors have been unfazed by the news that the acquisitive Dutch supermarket group, Koninklijke Ahold, is to raise new equity capital in the second half of this year to fund its purchase of Pathmark. The $1.75bn acquisition of the US supermarket group will cement the already strong hold of the Dutch company in the US food retail market.
  • Cellular phone group Grupo Nuevo Iusacell this week struggled to become the first Mexican corporate to launch a publicly listed international equity issue since 1997 when it raised $131.25m in a three-pronged offering. The deal, led by JP Morgan (books) with Lehman Brothers and Warburg Dillon Read as co-leads, included the offering of 12.5m ADSs, 5% of which were sold to Mexican accounts, 70% to the US and 25% to Europe.
  • Cellular phone group Grupo Nuevo Iusacell this week struggled to become the first Mexican corporate to launch a publicly listed international equity issue since 1997 when it raised $131.25m in a three-pronged offering. The deal, led by JP Morgan (books) with Lehman Brothers and Warburg Dillon Read as co-leads, included the offering of 12.5m ADSs, 5% of which were sold to Mexican accounts, 70% to the US and 25% to Europe.
  • THE BLOWOUT Eu300m eight year facility for Jazztel, the Spanish telecoms company, has closed oversubscribed. The keen response to the deal brought in over Eu400m, Eu250m of which came from general syndication. The borrower is more likely to opt for a scaling back of participation levels, than for an increase in the total.
  • Argentina Aeropuertos 2000 is seeking bids for a $600m facility which will be split between an export credit and a term loan.
  • Tecnost has completed the refinancing of its takeover of Telecom Italia with the signing of a Eu10bn Euro-MTN programme. The main aim of the programme was to ease issuance of the Eu6.25bn of fixed rate bonds launched by Tecnost in July. The programme will also facilitate future bond issues from Tecnost, the company used by Olivetti for its hostile takeover of Telecom Italia.
  • ELF Aquitaine's Eu18bn committed facility backing its counter bid for Totalfina could break European records next week when allocations are completed on Monday. Bankers say almost 30 banks had committed Eu1bn each by yesterday evening (Thursday) and that by close of play today (Friday) as many as 40 banks will have committed to the deal.
  • Merrill Lynch launched a novel securitisation for South Korea's Hanvit Bank and Korea Exchange Bank into general syndication on Monday. The deal is backed by seven loans the banks have made to Korean Airlines, secured on 15 Airbus, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas aeroplanes. Secured Aircraft Loan Company Ltd issued $115m of unrated senior notes with a 6.5 year final maturity and 3.1 year average life, priced at 137.5bp over three month Libor.
  • China Co-ordinating arranger BA Asia has completed the underwriting group for the $200m 364 day financing for Cofco Capital Corp.
  • Following a near dearth of corporate activity, the Madrid stockmarket is set to host a variety of private sector and government divestments over the coming months. "The market was expected to produce a host of mid-cap deals this year, but neither local nor international investors have been interested in owning new stocks outside the high growth industries generally and the hi-tech industry in particular," said one local banker.
  • ARRANGERS of the £4.3bn senior debt facility for Air Liquide will close the senior co-arranging level on Tuesday, after raising £10.5bn from the market. The two lead banks - Banque Nationale de Paris and Crédit Agricole Indosuez - were always confident that interest would be strong. But 21 acceptances out of 23, when 15 was considered ambitious, means that banks will be scaled back to under £200m.
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