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Emerging markets calendar
LATIN AMERICA
Week of Sept. 10
SUZANO PAPEL E CELULOSE SA:
U.S. dollar-denominated benchmark of senior unsecured notes maturing 2030 and/or 2049
Issuer Suzano Austria GmbH
BNP Paribas, JPMorgan, Mizuho and Rabobank are bookrunners
Roadshow meetings starting Sept. 3 in the United Kingdom and United States
Proceeds to fund merger with Firia Celulose SA with deal size as high as $2 billion
Rule 144A and Regulation S
Salvador, Brazil-based pulp and paper company
EMPRESAS CMPC SA:
Offering of dollar-denominated intermediate notes
JPMorgan, Santander and Scotiabank are joint bookrunners
Roadshow meetings May 11-May 15
Rule 144A and Regulation S
Santiago, Chile-based pulp and paper company
ASIA
PAPUA NEW GUINEA:
U.S. dollar benchmark of five- and/or 10-year senior notes
Credit Suisse and Citigroup are joint lead managers and bookrunners
Roadshow beginning Sept. 5 in Singapore, Hong Kong, London and the United States
Rule 144A and Regulation S
CHINA AOYUAN PROPERTY GROUP LTD.:
U.S. dollar- and Singapore dollar-denominated notes
Bocom International, CEB International, Deutsche Bank, Guotai Junan International, Haitong International, Morgan Stanley, OCBC Bank, Silk Road International and UBS are joint lead managers and joint bookrunners for the U.S. dollar notes
OCBC Bank is lead manager and bookrunner for the Singapore dollar notes
Proceeds to refinance the groups offshore debt and for general working capital
Real estate developer based in Guangzhou, China.
EVERBRIGHT SECURITIES CO. LTD.:
Up to RMB 100 billion of debt financing instruments
Maturities of up to 10 years
Proceeds to fund business development, improve the companys debt structure, supplement working capital and investments
Shanghai-based brokerage
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK:
Up to PHP 20 billion of bonds in Philippine pesos
One or more tranches planned
Pasay City, Philippines-based commercial and retail bank
CHINA WATER INDUSTRY GROUP LTD.:
At least HK$100 million of 5% one-year bonds
Pricing at par
Mayfair & Ayers Financial Group Ltd. acting as placement agent
Proceeds for general working capital, for investments or acquisitions
Hong Kong-based water supply and sewage treatment infrastructure and services company
ZHUHAI HUAFA GROUP CO. LTD:
Proposed senior dollar notes to be issued by Huafa Group 2018 I Co. Ltd.
Maturity of two years
Proceeds will be used for refinancing offshore debt and offshore business operations
Zhuhai, China-based real estate development company
EASY BUY PLC:
Proposed issue of up to 1.5 billion Thai baht senior bonds
Maturity of two years
Proceeds will be used for working capital and debt refinancing
Shenzhen, China-based nuclear power, wind power and solar energy company
GUANGZHOU RURAL COMMERCIAL BANK CO. LTD.:
Proposes issue of up to RMB 10 billion of offshore preference shares
Proceeds to be used to replenish tier 1 capital
Guangzhou-based lender
GMR INFRASTRUCTURE LTD.:
Up to Rs. 25 billion of equity, equity-linked instruments or debentures
Up to Rs. 4.5 billion of convertible debentures
Bangalore, India-based infrastructure holding company
CHINA MINSHENG DIT GROUP LTD.:
Up to RMB 1 billion domestic corporate bonds
Can be issued in multiple tranches over one year
Hong Kong-based investment holding company
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CORP. LTD.:
Up to Rs. 700 billion of unsecured/secured nonconvertible bonds
To be issued in one or more tranches by private placement
New Delhi-based rural power project company
BEIJING ENTERPRISES WATER GROUP LTD.:
Up to RMB 3 billion medium-term notes
Proceeds to repay bank loans and for general working capital purposes
Hong Kong-based water and environmental protection services company
MANAPPURAM FINANCE LTD.:
Plans Rs. 1.995 billion of secured redeemable securities
Plans to sell 1,995 of the debentures with face value of Rs. 10 lakh each
Thrissur, India-based non-banking finance company
YUANTA FINANCIAL HOLDING CO. LTD.:
$50 million to $100 million of notes of up to five years
Citibank NA, London branch will act as agent
Bonds will be priced at par with a coupon of no more than 4.4%
Proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and improve the companys financial structure
Taipei, Taiwan-based financial services company
INDOSTAR CAPITAL FINANCE LTD.:
Up to Rs. 8 billion non-convertible debentures
Face value of Rs. 1 million and issued in one or more tranches
To be listed on the BSE debt market segment
Mumbai-based non-banking financial company
KARUR VYSYA LTD.:
Considering a debt instrument
Board meeting June 25 to consider the proposal
Karur, India-based lender
YUNNAN WATER INVESTMENT CO. LTD.:
Up to RMB 1 billion of mid-term notes up to five-years
Hua Xia Bank Co. Ltd. will be the main underwriter
Proceeds will be used for general working capital and to repay debt
Kunming, China-based municipal water services investment holding company
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA:
Up to RMB 5 billion of mid-term notes
Issue of bonds or other securities and equity shares
Pune, India-based lender
SHANGHAI FOSUN PHARMACEUTICAL (GROUP) CO. LTD.:
Up to RMB 5 billion of mid-term notes
Joint lead underwriters are China Citic Bank Corp. Ltd. and China Merchants Bank Co. Ltd.
Shanghai-based pharmaceutical company
KGI BANK:
Up to $500 million of debt of up to 30-year duration
China Development Financial Holding Corp. is parent company
Proceeds to support business development and enhance funding liquidity
Taipei, Taiwan-based lender
CEBU LANDMASTERS INC.:
Plans debt issue
Proceeds to fund capital expenditures, including acquisitions, development and joint ventures
Cebu, Philippines-based real estate developer
BEIJING JINKELONG CO. LTD.:
Plans debt issue up to RMB 800 million of bonds
Proceeds will be used to adjust the companys debt structure, repay loans and supplement working capital
Concurrent short-term debentures may be issued
Proposed issues are subject to shareholder approved
Beijing-based retailer and distributor of daily consumer products
AIR CHINA LTD.:
Plans to issue debt financing instruments
Maturity up to 15 years
Proceeds earmarked for operations, adjusting debt structure, working capital and funding capital investments
Subject to shareholders approval
Beijing-based airline
CHINA INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORP. LTD.:
Increases planned debt issue to RMB 80 billion
Board originally approved RMB 20 billion and later increased it to RMB 50 billion
Regulation S
Beijing-based financial services company
BANK OF JINZHOU CO. LTD.:
Plans debt issue up to RMB 6 billion tier 2 capital, up to RMB 4 billion perpetual bonds
Tier 2 paper to have maturity of up to 10 years
Subject to shareholder approval
Jinzhou, China-based lender
SHANGHAI DAZHONG PUBLIC UTILITIES (GROUP) CO. LTD.:
Plans to issue up to RMB 1.5 billion of mid-term notes up to five-year tenor
Proceeds to support liquidity, repay bank borrowings, settle maturing credit bonds and fund projects
Shanghai-based holding company operating in urban transport, city gas, environment and municipal business
DHANLAXMI BANK LTD.:
Up to Rs. 1.5 billion of 11% unsecured redeemable Basel 3 compliant subordinated tier 2 bonds
Tenor of up to 10 years
Kerala, India-based lender
INSYDE SOFTWARE CORP.:
NT$60 million of five-year bonds
The zero-coupon bonds will be sold at par
Proceeds will be used to meet long-term financing needs and develop new technology and products
Taipei, Taiwan-based UEFI firmware systems management solutions company
CHENGDU XINGCHENG INVESTMENT GROUP CO. LTD.:
Dual-tranche offering of five- and seven-year notes
Proceeds will be used for project construction and credit payment
Infrastructure development financing company for Chengdu city in Sichuan province, China
BEIJING CAPITAL LAND LTD.:
Up to RMB 3 billion corporate bonds, up to RMB 5 billion medium-term notes
Up to 10-year maturity for the corporates and up to 5 years for the MT notes, which may also be issued as perpetual notes
Proceeds for investment and construction projects, to replenish working capital and repay corporate debt
Beijing-based real estate company
ZHAOJIN MINING INDUSTRY CO. LTD.:
Up to RMB 2 billion corporate bonds, up to RMB 5.6 billion medium-term notes, and up to $300 million cross-border bonds
One or more tranches with terms of up to 10 years
Proceeds to replace current debt, replenish liquidity, repay borrowings and for general corporate purposes
Zhaoyuan, China-based gold mining company
UPL LTD.:
International offering of U.S. dollar notes due 2028
Via subsidiary UPL Corp. Ltd.
Proceeds to refinance borrowings
Regulation S
Mumbai-based agricultural company
CARABAO PLC:
Up to 5 billion baht of debentures in one or more tranches
May be denominated in baht or other currencies
Proceeds for refinancing, expand business and working capital
Bangkok-based beverage company
KONG SUN HOLDINGS LTD.:
Up to RMB 1 billion of green corporate bonds
Up to five-year maturity
To be issued by subsidiary Kong Sun Yongtai Investment Holdings Ltd.
Proceeds for construction and repayment of solar power plant projects
Hong Kong-based investment holding company
EMAMI INFRASTRUCTURE LTD.:
An issue of nonconvertible debentures
Kolkata-based real estate development company
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORP. LTD.:
Up to Rs. 15 billion of unsecured nonconvertible bonds
Maturing March 19, 2020
Proposed listing on the BSE Ltd.
New Delhi-based housing company
EMERGING EUROPE & CENTRAL ASIA
Week of Sept. 3
MBANK SA:
Euro denominated offering of short- to medium-term notes
Bookrunners are Commerzbank, HSBC, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and UBS
Roadshow meetings Aug. 27-28 in Germany and London
Warsaw-based lender
AS LHV GROUP:
45 million of 10-year subordinated bonds being talked
Non-callable for five years
Listing on the Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange
Tallinn, Estonia-based financial company
MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
On The Horizon
ABU DHABI ISLAMIC BANK:
U.S. dollar denominated benchmark sukuk
Tier 1 perpetual securities, non-call five
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, HSBC and J.P. Morgan (joint global coordinators), Citi, Emirates NBD Capital, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Sharjah Islamic Bank and Standard Chartered Bank as joint lead managers and joint bookrunners.
Roadshow meetings starting Sept. 3 in the Middle East, Asia and Europe
Regulation S
AL HILAL BANK:
U.S. dollar denominated, five-year sukuk
Al Hilal Bank, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD, First Abu Dhabi Bank, HSBC, J.P. Morgan, Nomura and Standard Chartered Bank are bookrunners
Roadshow meetings starting Sept. 3
Regulation S
SULTANATE OF OMAN:
U.S. dollar denominated notes
Citigroup, Standard Chartered Bank, Credit Agricole, First Abut Dhabi Bank, Emirates NBD and ABC BSC are bookrunners
ALDAR PROPERTIES PJSC:
Islamic bond
Standard Chartered plc and First Abu Dhabi Bank are bookrunners
Abu Dhabi-based real estate company
STATE OF ISRAEL:
10 million medium-term note program
Barclays (arranger), BNP Paribas, BofA Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank Goldman Sachs International, Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank are bookrunners
Proceeds for general financing purposes
Regulation S
ECOBANK TRANSNATIONAL INC.:
U.S. dollar-denominated notes
Deutsche Bank AG, Standard Bank and Standard Chartered Bank are joint bookrunners
Roadshow meetings in the U.K. and U.S. started June 18
Proceeds for general corporate purposes including refinancing
Rule 144A and Regulation S
Pan-African banking group with a presence in 36 African countries
AFREXIMBANK:
Dollar five- or seven-year notes
HSBC, Barclays, MUFG, Rand Merchant Bank and Standard Chartered Bank are bookrunners
Roadshow meetings in Asia and Europe started May 14
Regulation S
Cairo-based bank specializing in trade-related financing for Africa
ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK:
Dollar, five- or 10-year sukuk
Citigroup, Credit Agricole CIB and Societe Generale CIB are bookrunners
Roadshow meetings in Europe started May 7
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia-based lender
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