Hungary
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Hungary printed its €1bn seven year bond on Tuesday with the lowest ever coupon and yield for a dollar or euro bond from the issuer. -
The orderbook for Republic of Hungary’s seven year euro benchmark has blasted past €2bn and leads have tightened price guidance — a move expected by rivals as they said initial talk looked cheap.
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Hungary’s Futureal has signed a €150m 10 year loan, with the real estate developer claiming it’s the largest deal of its kind in the country since the global finance crisis began.
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Nitrogénművek found demand at the second time of asking on Friday, raising €200m with a seven year note after first attempting to bring a deal last year.
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Hungarian fertiliser company Nitrogénművek has released initial price guidance for its €200m seven year non-call three bond.
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Hungarian fertiliser company Nitrogénművek has completed a roadshow ahead of an expected €200m seven year non-call three Reg S/144A bond. It is expecting to price the deal “as early as tomorrow [Thursday]”.
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Czech investment fund PPF Group has kicked off the syndication of a €3.025bn loan, which it is using to fund the acquisition of Norwegian telecoms group Telenor’s central and eastern European operations.
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Czech investment fund PPF is in the market to syndicate a €3.025bn loan to fund the acquisition of Norwegian telecoms group Telenor’s central eastern European business. The loan is split into two term loans and a revolving credit facility.
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Hungary has priced its first Japanese yen deal in over a decade, achieving its lowest ever funding cost, as its love affair with Asian currencies for diversification continues.
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Digi Communications’ Hungarian subsidiary has refinanced part of a €200m bridge loan provided by Citigroup and ING in October last year, which was used to fund the acquisition of a subsidiary of fellow Hungarian communications company Invitel.
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The Philippines postpones its Panda bond deal as it awaits approval from China’s central bank, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) opens its first office in Singapore, and the renminbi falls to seventh place in the league table of the world’s most used payments currency in October.
