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Published on 7/18/2013 in the Prospect News Convertibles Daily.

New Issue: Flexium prices $100 million 0% euro convertibles due 2016, up 3.77%

By Marisa Wong

Madison, Wis., July 18 - Flexium Interconnect Inc. priced $100 million of zero-coupon euro convertible bonds at par. The three-year bonds are expected to be issued on July 25, according to a Taiwan Stock Exchange notice.

The conversion price is NT$110 per share, which reflects a 3.77% premium over the July 17 closing share price of NT$106.

The bonds are callable if the closing price of the company's stock is at least 130% of the conversion price for each of the 30 consecutive trading days leading up to the call. There is also a clean-up call option.

The bonds are putable two years after the issue date at 102.01.

Yuanta Securities (HK) Co. Ltd. is the underwriter, as previously announced.

Proceeds will be used to purchase raw materials.

This is the Kaohsiung, Taiwan-based circuit board manufacturer's first issuance of zero-coupon convertibles for 2013.

Issuer:Flexium Interconnect Inc.
Issue:Convertible bonds
Amount:$100 million
Maturity:July 25, 2016
Coupon:0%
Price:Par
Conversion premium:3.77%
Conversion price:NT$110
Call options:Provisionally at 130% hurdle; clean-up call
Put:At 102.01 two years after issue date
Underwriter:Yuanta Securities (HK) Co. Ltd.
Announcement date:July 18
Settlement date:July 25
Stock symbol:Taiwan: 6269
Stock price:NT$106 at close July 17
Market capitalization:NT$19.92 billion

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