FRANKFURT, June 9 (Reuters) - Germany's Duerr plans to sell a 200 million euro ($244 million), high-yield bond and a syndicated loan to refinance a loan it arranged in 2001, the company said on Wednesday.
Duerr, which makes assembly lines and paint-shop equipment for carmakers, said it would issue the bond soon, and top it up with a loan with a term of five years, consisting of a credit line and a guarantee line of 200 million euros each.
"The transactions will give ...
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