The $400 million-market cap company is expected to raise a total of $200 million after it increased the base size of its five-year, zero-coupon deal to $175 million from $125 million, and kept the greenshoe at $25 million, a source close to the deal said last night.
The offer, which was arranged by Merrill Lynch, followed on the back of a small pre-deal roadshow during which the management did 10 meetings or calls...
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