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Published on 10/13/2017 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily and Prospect News Liability Management Daily.

Bulk Industrier gets OK to amend floaters due 2018 to lift issue cap

By Susanna Moon

Chicago, Oct. 13 – Bulk Industrier AS obtained holder approval to amend its floating-rate senior secured open callable open bond issue 2015/2018 to raise the maximum issue amount to NOK 500 million from NOK 400 million.

At the meeting held Friday, there were enough holders to form a quorum, and the proposed changes garnered support from 89.39% of the votes cast, according to a notice from Nordic Trustee AS.

The company said on Sept. 29 that it had hired Arctic Securities as manager for a bond tap issue of up to NOK 100 million in connection with the proposed amendments.

“Bulk Infrastructure AS, which is majority-owned by the issuer, is experiencing increased activity within its core markets ... and recently reported a record-strong first half. Due to the increased activity, the company is looking to raise more capital to take advantage of the opportunities seen,” according to a previous bondholder summons issued by Nordic Trustee.

Under the proposed changes, Bulk also was asking holders to allow a one-time cash distribution of NOK 11 million in 2017.

Specifically, the issuer was asking holders to amend the terms to allow dividends of up to NOK 5 million in any financial year and an extraordinary one-time cash distribution of NOK 11 million.

Bulk Industrier AS operates as an investment company based in Oslo.


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