Slovenia
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Slovenia reopened the bond market for emerging European issuers in style on Tuesday, with a well-received dual tranche euro deal.
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Slovenia reopened the bond market for central and eastern European issuers in style on Tuesday with a well received dual tranche euro deal. -
Slovenia is on track to become the first central and eastern European sovereign to tap the bond markets this year after announcing price for a dual tranche euro deal on Tuesday morning.
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Holding Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE), the Slovenian state-owned power generation company, has agreed a €220m loan to refinance debt and extend its maturity profile.
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Slovenia saw strong demand on Wednesday for both parts of its third combined euro bond sale and dollar buy-back this year.
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Slovenia was able to tighten pricing for a new 24 year euro benchmark on Wednesday morning after attracting more than €2.3bn of orders.
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Republic of Poland raised €500m with its longest ever syndicated bond as part of its push to extend the average duration of the country’s debt by taking advantage of low rates, as Slovenia made plans to reduce debt costs by buying back three of its dollar bonds.
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Institutional investors turned out in force for Slovenia’s euro market return on Wednesday, allowing the sovereign to tighten pricing by more than 10bp.
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Big bids from across Europe allowed Slovenia to tighten pricing by more than 10bp on its euro market return on Wednesday.
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Slovenia became the first central and eastern European name to tap the core currency markets after the summer lull on Wednesday with a reopening of its €1bn March 2035s.
