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Cemex Switching EUR for Longer USD

Mar 15, 2013

Mexico’s Cemex is set to replace shorter-term euro-denominated debt with attractively priced 6-year money, tightening the yield on a new $600m bond more than 50bp from initial talk while getting $8.3bn demand. The Mexican cement maker launched a tender for its 2014 euro bonds Thursday while simultaneously popping up for its first DCM tap of 2013. The B/B+ senior secured notes priced at par with a 5.875% coupon to yield...

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There is performance risk that the market is going to have to evaluate and assess. I think that is very healthy for the market because that will enable us to finance a much wider range of projects.

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