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Published on 4/25/2017 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

Emerging markets calendar

LATIN AMERICA

April 24 Week

BANCO MACRO SA:

• Planning to price $300 million of peso-denominated notes due 2022 during the second quarter

• Rule 144A/Regulation S deal

• Proceeds will be used to make loans under Central Bank guidelines and for general working capital

• Financial institution based in Buenos Aires

VOTORANTIM METAIS:

• Roadshow will begin April 21

• HSBC, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co. are global coordinators

• Sao Paulo-based zinc producer

2017

LA RIOJA:

• $200 million notes

• UBS, Puente Hnos SA

• Province in Argentina.

GRUPO LOS GROBO:

• Dollar notes

• Buenos Aires-based agribusiness.

COSTA RICA:

• $1 billion of 30-year notes

• Deutsche Bank, HSBC.

COLOMBIA:

• Euro notes

• BBVA, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan

• Securities and Exchange Commission registered

• Includes a make-whole call

• Proceeds for general budgetary purposes.

ASIA

April 24 Week

IDFC BANK LTD.:

• Approved raising up to Rs. 100 billion of redeemable nonconvertible debentures and other debt instruments

• Will be issued in one or more tranches in the domestic/overseas markets, over a period of one year, within the overall borrowing limit of Rs. 1.5 trillion

• Bank based in Chennai, India

ADLABS ENTERTAINMENT LTD.:

• May issue debentures in private placement

• may raise funds through the issue of convertible warrants and equity shares on a preferential basis

• Mumbai, India-based company that develops and operates theme-based entertainment destinations

INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE LTD.:

• May issue up to Rs. 250 billion secured nonconvertible debentures

• May issue Rs. 20 billion unsecured redeemable nonconvertible subordinated debt

• Will be issued in one or more tranches from time to time via private placement

• Mumbai-based real estate company

SOCAM DEVELOPMENT LTD.:

• Plans to sell new dollar-denominated senior notes

• UBS is the global coordinator, bookrunner and lead manager for the Regulation S deal

• Proceeds from the notes will go to repaying bank borrowings, working capital and general corporate purpose

• Hong Kong-based firm that principally engages in property development and investment

CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK FINANCIAL LEASING CO. LTD.:

• Proposing to issue up to RMB 44 billion of overseas/domestic debt financing with maturities of up to 10 years

• Proceeds will be used for business and operation needs and to replenish operating capital

• Issuer is based in Shenzhen, China

HARBIN BANK CO., LTD.:

• Received shareholder/regulatory approval to issue RMB 8 billion offshore preference shares

• Covers up to 80 million offshore preference shares issued in renminbi or other currencies

• Bank is based in Harbin, China

GREAT EASTERN SHIPPING CO. LTD.:

• Will consider an issue of up to Rs. 10 billion nonconvertible debentures

• Will be issued by way of private placement

• Mumbai, India-based shipping company transports liquid, gas and solid bulk products

HDFC BANK LTD.:

• Approved issuance of Rs. 500 billion of debt over next 12 months

• Issued as perpetual debt instruments, tier 2 capital bonds and senior long-term bonds through private placement

• Mumbai, India-based banking and financial services company

INDIAN HOTELS CO. LTD.:

• Allotted Rs. 2 billion of secured redeemable debentures

• 2,000 debentures will be issued by way of private placement

• Will be rated and listed

• Mumbai, India-based hotel business

NTPC LTD.:

• Board approved a proposal to issue up to Rs. 50 billion and/or up to $750 million-equivalent of notes

• Medium-term or standalone

• One or multiple tranches

• Proceeds to finance the capital expenditure of new and ongoing projects, coal mining projects, renovation and modernization of power stations and/or for other purposes

• New Delhi-based power company

SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE CO. LTD.:

• Board of directors to meet April 27 to consider raising funds

• Borrowing could occur by way of issue of redeemable nonconvertible debentures/subordinated debentures

• Provides financing for commercial vehicles and is based in Mumbai

MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD.:

• Possible Rs. 290 billion of redeemable debentures in a private placement

• May consist of secured or unsecured debentures as well as subordinated debentures

• Subsidiary of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., a Mumbai, India-based manufacturer of tractors and light commercial vehicles

CHINA MERCHANTS BANK CO. LTD.:

• Planning to issue RMB 27.5 billion domestic preference shares, RMB 7.5 billion offshore preference shares

• Subject to regulatory and shareholder approval

• Issuer is based in Shenzhen, China

LEGEND HOLDING CORP.:

• RMB 28 billion of debt financing instruments

• No more than 15-year maturity, unless perpetual bonds

• Proceeds toward working and operating capital; project investments; and repaying interest-bearing debt

• Beijing-based investment holding company

PVP VENTURES LTD.:

• Rs. 5 billion of secured redeemable debentures

• Approved at board of directors meeting on April 17

• Hyderabad, India-based real estate and property development company

RED STAR MACALLINE GROUP CORP. LTD.:

• Dollar-denominated notes

• Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, CICC HK Securities, Guotai Junan International and China Merchants Securities (HK) are bookrunners

• Regulation S

• Shanghai-based operator and manager of home furnishings shopping malls

ENERGY EARTH PCL:

• 15 billion baht debentures with 10-year maturities

• May be offered in one or more tranches on revolving basis

• Bangkok-based energy company

EUROPE/CIS

April 24 Week

UNITED COMPANY RUSAL PLC:

• Dollar-denominated six-year bullet notes

• Rule 144A and Regulation S deal

• J.P. Morgan Securities plc, VTB Capital, Citi, Credit Suisse, Gazprombank, RenCap, Sberbank and Sovcombank are stabilizing managers

• Will be issued via Rusal Capital DAC, a wholly owned finance subsidiary of United Company Rusal, a Moscow-based aluminum company

TURKIYE CUMHURIYETI ZIRAAT BANKASY AS:

• Benchmark offering of dollar-denominated five-year notes

• Initial price talk in 5½% area

• BofA Merrill Lynch, Citigroup Global Markets Ltd., Erste Group Bank AG, Emirates NBD and J.P. Morgan Securities plc are stabilizing managers

• Ankara, Turkey-based state-owned bank

FIBABANKA AS:

• Dollar-denominated tier 2 issue

• $300 million expected size

• Istanbul-based private bank

CREDIT BANK OF MOSCOW:

• Dollar-denominated tier 1 bonds, non-callable for 5.5 years

• Citigroup, Credit Suisse, HSBC, ING, JPMorgan, Raiffeisen Bank International AG, Societe Generale and UnitCredit are bookrunners

• Began roadshow on Thursday

• Bank is privately owned and operating in Moscow and the Moscow region

PHOSAGRO:

• Four- or five-year tenor $500 million deal; initial price talk 4% to 4¼%

• Began roadshow on Thursday; ended Monday

• Citi, Sberbank CIB, VTB Capital, Merrill Lynch, Societe Generale, UBS and UniCredit are organizers

• Russian chemical holding company

MHP SA:

• Six- or seven-year tenor notes as part of refinancing

• Three-day roadshow begins April 24

• Launched cash tender offer for up to $350 million of $750 million 8¼% notes due 2020

• Expected to price prior to 3 a.m. ET on April 27

• Kiev, Ukraine-based agriculture-industrial company

KOKS FINANCE DAC:

• Proposed five-year loan participation notes as part of refinancing

• Began roadshow on Thursday

• Launched cash tender offer for $201,345,000 of its 10¾% notes due 2018

• Terms expected on or before May 5

• Proceeds of notes to be used to finance loan

• Subsidiary of KOKS Group, a Moscow-based merchant coke and pig iron producer

Africa/Middle East

April 24 Week

ACWA POWER MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENTS ONE LTD.:

• To reopen dollar-denominated offering from December

• Investor calls will be conducted Monday through Friday

• Riyadh-based company that provides electricity and desalination services

SIBANYE:

• Will raise about $1 billion of debt, most likely through the bond market

• Expected to close in the first half of 2017

• Will fund its proposed acquisition of Stillwater Mining Co.

• Mining company based in Westonaria, South Africa

SENEGAL:

• Will issue a eurobond in coming weeks

• Proceeds will go toward financing infrastructure spending


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