Emerging markets calendar

ASIA

July 21 Week

SINO-OCEAN LAND HOLDINGS LTD.: Dollar notes (expected ratings: Baa3/BBB-/BBB-); Bank of China (Hong Kong), Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan (joint global coordinators); ANZ, DBS, Morgan Stanley, UBS (bookrunners); Regulation S; proceeds for repaying existing debt and for general corporate purposes; roadshow starts July 21; Beijing-based real estate developer.

2014

MANILA ELECTRIC CO. (MERALCO): $250 million-$300 million notes; Pasig City, Philippines-based electrical power distributor.

On The Horizon

BANGLADESH: $1 billion notes by 2015; proceeds for infrastructure projects.

EMERGING EUROPE & CENTRAL ASIA

July 21 Week

YILDIRIM HOLDING AS: $500 million notes due in five years; industrial group based in Bursa, Turkey.

2014

BLACK SEA TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT BANK: Euro notes; financial and development institution based in Thessaloniki, Greece.

RUSSIAN RAILWAYS: RUB 25 billion notes.

CITY OF PRAGUE: €200 million bonds.

SEKERBANK TAS: Up to $300 million of bonds; Istanbul-based lender.

LATIN AMERICA

2014

BANCO BICE: Swiss franc notes; Santiago, Chile-based lender.

CONCESIONARIA MEXIQUENSE SA DE CV (CONMEX): International bonds; Mexico-based leader of financing, design and building of sections of the Mexico City Ring Road Circuito Exterior Mexiquense.

BUENOS AIRES: Up to $890 million in notes.

BANCO PENTA: Bonds; lender based in Santiago, Chile.

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

July 21 Week

BAHRAIN: Euro notes.

SENEGAL: Dollar benchmark notes; Citigroup, Societe Generale CIB, Standard Chartered Bank; Rule 144A/Regulation S; roadshow started July 15.

2014

NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK OF SAUDI ARABIA: Dollar Islamic bonds.

ELLOMAY CAPITAL: NIS 120 million 4.6% series A debentures due December 2023; proceeds to repay about €13.5 million of debt to Israel Discount Bank Ltd. and for its operations and other general corporate purposes; Tel Aviv company conducts business in energy and infrastructure sectors worldwide.

KENYA POWER: Global bonds; based in Nairobi, Kenya.

REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA: Up to $1 billion of notes; pricing expected in the second half of the year.

2015

ZAMBIAN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CO. (ZESCO): As much as $500 million of bonds; power company based in Lusaka, Zambia.

Roadshows

Started July 15: SENEGAL: Dollar benchmark notes; Citigroup, Societe Generale CIB, Standard Chartered Bank.

Starting July 21: SINO-OCEAN LAND HOLDINGS LTD.: Dollar notes; Bank of China (Hong Kong), Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan (joint global coordinators); ANZ, DBS, Morgan Stanley, UBS (bookrunners).

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