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Published on 6/5/2015 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily and Prospect News Liability Management Daily.

Atrium European tenders for €83.85 million floating-rate notes due 2017

By Susanna Moon

Chicago, June 5 – Atrium European Real Estate Ltd. said it began a tender offer for its €83.85 million of outstanding €130 million floating-rate notes due 2017.

The company will pay €1,080 for each €1,000 principal amount of notes plus accrued interest, according to a company notice.

The outstanding amount excludes €46.15 million principal amount of notes held by the company.

The tender offer will run until 11 a.m. ET on June 19, with settlement following on June 23.

Notes must be tendered in minimum nominal amounts of €50,000 and integral multiples of €50,000 after that.

Brull Kallmus Bank AG (+43 316 90313 2752, mayrhofer@bkbank.at / furtmueller@bkbank.at) and Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch (+44 20 7545 8011, attn: liability management group, liability.management@db.com) are the dealer managers.

The tender agent is Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch (+44 20 7547 5000, fax +44 20 7547 5001, attn: issuer services – debt and agency services, or xchange.offer@db.com).

The offer is intended to allow the company to continue optimizing its capital structure and the efficiency of the group’s balance sheet, as well as to extend its average debt maturity, the company said.

Atrium is a Jersey, Channel Islands, company that owns, operates and develops shopping centers in Central and Eastern Europe.


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