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Creditors sell part of Hynix stake at 0% discount
Eight sellers, led by Korea Exchange Bank, raise $817 million from the sale of a 6.7% stake in Hynix Semiconductor after failing to exit the Korean memory-chip maker through a ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 16 March 2010
Equities
ProMOS tender succeeds after criteria amended
The Taiwan memory-chip maker says 80.34% of the CBs were tendered or will be held to maturity, allowing it to move on to the next phase of its restructuring.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 31 March 2009
Equities
ProMOS tender nearly there; deadline extended again
Soft indications of support for the bond buyback suggest the acceptance rate will be above the 79% needed for the deal to succeed, but analysts warn of more troubles ahead.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 24 March 2009
Equities
ProMOS extends early deadline on CB buyback
The cash-strapped DRAM maker says more than 50% of its CB holders have indicated support for the offer, but some need more time to complete the tender process.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 4 March 2009
Equities
ProMOS attempts CB buyback after failing to meet puts
The Taiwanese DRAM manufacturer secures a syndicated loan to cover a tender at 26.5 cents on the dollar, but more debt redemptions ahead suggest the company's troubles are not ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 23 February 2009
Equities
Hynix surprises market with high coupon CB
The 4.5% coupon allows the memory-chip maker to achieve a premium above 40%, but the strong demand suggests investors think it is good value.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 11 December 2007
Equities
ProMOS issues $300 million CB for plant upgrade
The company's fifth ECM transaction since 2003 achieves aggressive pricing, partly thanks to strong liquidity.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 12 February 2007
Equities
ProMOS relaunches and prices postponed GDR offering
Recovery in share price allowed for quick return to market; price is fixed at 8% discount after solid demand.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 7 July 2006
Equities
Powerchip breaks six-week drought for Asian convertibles
The DRAM manufacturer makes use of positive sector momentum to raise $303 million in a combined GDS offering. The CB is attractively priced, with bankers terming it a "no brainer".
By
Anette Jönsson
| 27 June 2006
Equities
Taiwan chipmaker prices sector's second largest GDR
Inotera raises $421 million for aggressive capex plan and lifts foreign ownership of the stock in the process.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 11 May 2006
Debt
A new DRAM player enters the market
Inotera Memories, a joint venture between Nan Ya Tech and Infineon, mandates seven to raise plant financing.
By
Peter McMillan
| 30 October 2003
Equities
Taiwanese DRAM manufacturers return to GDR market
Powerchip and ProMos Technologies prepare to launch GDR offerings to fund construction of 12 inch fabs.
By
Jackie Horne
| 18 April 2002
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