fabriziof
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ecco bravi allora ve la vedete voi due,auguri...
Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 1
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iguanito
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Emissione di 10 milioni!! Basta che 3 persone decidano di venderne un po' e il prezzo crolla!! Buona fortuna.
fabriziof
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Perchè dovrebbe essere inutile ?Io ti ho semplicemente consigliato di guardarti dalle micro emissioni tedesche e di non fare un lavoro inutile prima di assicurarti se sia liquida otc.
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whitesoul9
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Sembra che Norske abbia a aumentato la quota cash della sua exchange offer ma non so di quanto
(Bloomberg) -- Norske Skogindustrier ASA, Europe’s most distressed borrower, improved the terms of an exchange offer to bondholders for a second time in less than two weeks as it seeks to push out debt maturities.
The Norwegian papermaker increased the amount of cash it’s offering holders of about $965 million of notes to persuade them to exchange their securities for longer-dated and lower-ranking bonds, according to a statement. The company also extended the deadline for consent by one day to Feb. 20.
Europe’s third biggest newsprint and magazine paper producer sweetened its offer after failing to obtain sufficient participation last week. Norske Skog is seeking to refinance obligations after its revenue fell by more than 50 percent since 2008 as publishers moved content online.
Norske Skog is seeking to exchange $158 million of bonds due 2015, $147 million due 2016, $440 million due 2017 and $200 million due 2033 for cash and new securities.
The company last week sold 290 million euros ($328.3 million) of bonds due 2019, up from 250 million euros initially planned, so that it could improve a cash offer to existing creditors.
Credit-default swaps insuring 10 million euros of Norske Skog’s debt for five years cost 3.8 million euros upfront and 500,000 euros annually, signaling a 70 percent chance of default, according to CMA. That’s the riskiest among 75 companies in the Markit iTraxx Crossover Index, CMA prices show.
To contact the reporter on this story: Luca Casiraghi in London at [email protected]
(Bloomberg) -- Norske Skogindustrier ASA, Europe’s most distressed borrower, improved the terms of an exchange offer to bondholders for a second time in less than two weeks as it seeks to push out debt maturities.
The Norwegian papermaker increased the amount of cash it’s offering holders of about $965 million of notes to persuade them to exchange their securities for longer-dated and lower-ranking bonds, according to a statement. The company also extended the deadline for consent by one day to Feb. 20.
Europe’s third biggest newsprint and magazine paper producer sweetened its offer after failing to obtain sufficient participation last week. Norske Skog is seeking to refinance obligations after its revenue fell by more than 50 percent since 2008 as publishers moved content online.
Norske Skog is seeking to exchange $158 million of bonds due 2015, $147 million due 2016, $440 million due 2017 and $200 million due 2033 for cash and new securities.
The company last week sold 290 million euros ($328.3 million) of bonds due 2019, up from 250 million euros initially planned, so that it could improve a cash offer to existing creditors.
Credit-default swaps insuring 10 million euros of Norske Skog’s debt for five years cost 3.8 million euros upfront and 500,000 euros annually, signaling a 70 percent chance of default, according to CMA. That’s the riskiest among 75 companies in the Markit iTraxx Crossover Index, CMA prices show.
To contact the reporter on this story: Luca Casiraghi in London at [email protected]
whitesoul9
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Grazie
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Io ho un modus operandi opposto... prima valuto se mi interessa e poi provo a comprare...
Cmq gli ultimi dati sono pessimi...
Sanochemia machte im Geschäftsjahr 2013/14 3,4 Mio. Euro Verlust
Mit -2,2 Mio. Euro EBIT auch operativ in die Verlustzone gedreht - Umsatz legte um 2 Prozent auf gut 34 Mio. Euro zu
Das börsennotierte Wiener Pharmaunternehmen Sanochemia hat im Geschäftsjahr 2013/14 zwar den Umsatz um 2 Prozent auf 34,1 Mio. Euro gesteigert, unterm Strich aber einen Konzernverlust von 3,4 Mio. Euro verbucht (nach -1,2 Mio. Euro im Vorjahr). Auch das operative Ergebnis drehte ins Minus - das EBIT verschlechterte sich von 224.000 Euro auf -2,2 Mio. Euro, wie Sanochemia am Donnerstag bekannt gab.
Das operative Ergebnis vor Abschreibungen (EBITDA) verschlechterte sich von 3,4 Mio. Euro auf 910.000 Euro, der Verlust vor Steuern erhöhte sich von 710.000 auf 3,3 Mio. Euro. Sanochemia verfügte zum Bilanzstichtag 30. September 2014 über liquide Mittel in Höhe von 1,88 Mio. Euro, das war nur etwas mehr als halb so viel wie vor einem Jahr (3,4 Mio. Euro). Der Cashflow aus der Geschäftstätigkeit war mit 737.000 Euro positiv (nach -989.000). Der Freie Cashflow betrug -1,2 Mio. Euro (-2,4 Mio. Euro).
fabriziof
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Scusa ,un modus operandi opposto a quello di chi?
NoWay
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"Io ti ho semplicemente consigliato di guardarti dalle micro emissioni tedesche e di non fare un lavoro inutile prima di assicurarti se sia liquida otc"
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