Eu·ro·bond (y r  -b nd )n. A bond of a U.S. corporation issued in Europe. |
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SANLUIS, a Mexican metals, mining and autoparts conglomerate, is seeking to refinance debt obligations after defaulting on nearly US$9 million interest payment due on a $200 million Eurobond. PINK SHEETS:SGBAF)(EURONEXT:SESG) (LuxX:SESG) announces that the company has today issued an inaugural Benchmark Eurobond under its EUR 2 billion European Medium Term Note programme. BANCO SAFRA, a Brazilian bank, issued US$125 million in eurobonds on international markets. |
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