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China Petrochemical Corp was out for a 144A/Reg S transaction on Wednesday, eyeing multiple maturities, while high yield issuer Jingrui Holdings has returned to dollars after a two year hiatus.
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Korea South-East Power Co (Kosep) opened books for a three year dollar bullet on Wednesday, following on the momentum from other issuers in the country.
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Acetow, the cigarette filter maker Blackstone is carving out of parent Solvay, has launched €630m-equivalent of loan facilities for the buyout, four months after it was announced.
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KazMunayGas is preparing to bring the first deal from the Caucus region this year and will be hoping the red hot market stays warm enough to drive its funding costs down.
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Galenica Santé, the Swiss retail pharmacies unit of Galenica Group, has increased the size of its IPO and will price it near the top of its initial range.
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Beijing Enterprises Holdings Limited is eyeing a new euro issuance, two years after its debut in the currency.
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Indonesia’s Modernland Realty is preparing for a new US dollar bond this week, following compatriot property issuer Pakuwon Jati’s tightly priced February deal.
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Shanghai Sinooil Energy Holding Hong Kong, a unit of China Energy Reserve and Chemicals Group, has had commitments from 23 banks during syndication of its debut $400m offshore loan.
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Arvos, the industrial equipment firm, has a bank meeting scheduled for Friday in London for a €130m incremental term loan as it looks to repay its existing second lien facility.
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Shares in Neinor Homes, the Spanish home builder owned by Lone Star Funds, closed 3% above their IPO price on Wednesday after it made its debut in Madrid, in a show of investor confidence in the economic recovery in Spain.
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Chatter about the 'Trump Dump' as investors lose confidence in US economic stimulus may be intensifying, but it has not produced the equity correction predicted, and capital markets in Europe are ploughing ahead, unfazed by the UK's triggering of Article 50 on Wednesday.
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Fujian Yango Group sealed its inaugural international bond on Tuesday, snapping up $300m from a guaranteed bond. A quiet debt market in Asia worked in the issuer’s favour, but it still had to pay a premium for its unrated status.