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The Aa2/AA/AA rated Emirate of Abu Dhabi raised $5bn on Tuesday, securing a negative new issue premium on a trade that included the longest ever tenor raised in the Gulf. The inclusion of a 50 year tranche, bankers say, is testament to the borrower's standing as an elite credit.

Road King Infrastructure found strong support for its high yield dollar deal on Tuesday, gathering $2bn of orders for a $300m transaction.

The Emirate of Abu Dhabi has appeared in the bond market for the third time this year, and for the third time is seeking a triple tranche deal. It re-opens the CEEMEA market after a brief summer drought.

South Korea telecommunications operator KT Corp broke a three-year hiatus from the bond market on Monday to raise $400m.

Metals and mining firm Vedanta Resources’ $1.4bn bond this week took it one step closer to the planned delisting of a subsidiary. But the company took an unusual approach to the deal — a rare bond outing for a take-private in Asia — by offering investors a secured and callable amortising bond. Morgan Davis reports.

Chinese real estate developer Shui On Land sealed a slightly larger than anticipated $500m bond on Monday, despite issuing a profit warning earlier this month.

Tianneng Power International, a Hong Kong-listed Chinese company focused on making environmentally friendly power batteries, is seeking a debut $100m loan.

Supply chain manager Li & Fung reopened a bond sold just last week for an additional $100m that was raised on the back of reverse enquiry from investors.

Indonesian tanker company Soechi Lines, which is facing a big hit to its shipyard operation, is in discussions with banks for a refinancing loan.

The Kingdom of Thailand pulled off a novel sustainability bond in the domestic debt market on Thursday, hitting the upper end of its Bt30bn ($965m) size target and getting away with tight pricing.

Chinese delivery company Yunda Holding Co made its debut in the dollar market on Wednesday, raising $500m.

Chinese real estate company Cifi Holdings (Group) Co returned to offshore renminbi bonds this week, raising Rmb1.2bn ($172.8m) from the biggest dim sum deal from a corporation in more than a year.