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  • Less than two months after its last bond issue, HeidelbergCement was back in the market with a €500m eight year deal on Tuesday, paying the same yield as it had on a seven year in October.
  • Astaldi, the Italian construction company, has tapped the seven year debut bond it sold last week at a much tighter yield.
  • K+S, the German potash and salt producer, raised €1bn on Monday with its third and largest bond issue, though bankers said it sold the bonds cheaply.
  • Loans bankers expect the syndication of the debt backing Hellman & Friedman’s partial takeover of directories business Scout24 to be launched no earlier than January 2014.
  • Abengoa, the Spanish engineering and renewable power group, has announced a dollar bond issue, after raising €550m in the euro market this year.
  • Alcatel-Lucent, the French-US telecoms equipment maker, took two more steps forward in its complex refinancing process on Thursday. The company’s ratings have fallen six notches since 2006 amid persistent losses.
  • Lead managers of the $1.7bn high yield bond issue for Altice, the telecoms investment group, priced the three tranche deal on Thursday afternoon New York time, to finance two acquisitions in the Dominican Republic.
  • Darling International, the US food products firm, was due to hold a bank meeting with potential investors in New York on December 5, to market a new $1.2bn transatlantic loan package to finance its acquisition of Dutch firm Vion Ingredients.
  • Scandic Hotels, the Swedish hotel group owned by EQT Partners, wants to extend €400m-equivalent of term loans and a revolver.