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Core Viewpoint - Valneva SE has secured a non-dilutive debt facility of up to $500 million, enhancing its financial flexibility and allowing it to focus on advancing its vaccine pipeline, particularly the Lyme disease vaccine candidate VLA15, which is expected to be commercialized by Pfizer in 2027 [1][2][3]. Financial Updates - The initial tranche of $215 million will be used to fully repay existing debt, while up to $285 million may be drawn for future business development [1][5]. - The new debt facility extends repayment from Q1 2026 to Q4 2030, lowers the interest rate, and provides access to additional capital [5][6]. - Valneva's financial outlook for 2025 has been revised, with product sales now expected between €155-170 million (previously €170-180 million) and total revenues expected to reach €165-180 million (previously €180-190 million) [7]. Business Development - The Phase 3 clinical trial for the Lyme disease vaccine candidate remains on track, with Pfizer aiming to submit a Biologics License Application to the U.S. FDA and a Marketing Authorization Application to the European Medicines Agency in 2026 [4][8]. - The VALOR trial outcomes are expected to be announced in the first half of 2026, with a potential vaccine launch by Pfizer in the second half of 2027 [8]. Strategic Partnerships - The partnership with Pharmakon Advisors is highlighted as a significant support for Valneva, reflecting confidence in the company's products and management [3][9]. - Valneva's approach focuses on developing vaccines for unmet medical needs, with a strong pipeline that includes the only Lyme disease vaccine candidate in advanced clinical development [10][12].

Report Industry Investment Rating - There is no information provided regarding the report industry investment rating in the given content. Core Viewpoints - The fair initial price talk (IPT) for the new VEDLN 32s is 9.5% [3][6]. - The new USD bonds issuance by VEDLN will notably lower its funding cost and relieve its near - term refinancing pressure [6][8]. - Maintain a buy rating on VEDLN 9.475 07/24/30 due to its better risk - adjusted profile and higher trading liquidity [9]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Trading Desk Comments - On recent new issues PINGIN 35/CKHH 30/MITSET 30, there were balanced two - way flows. MEITUA widened 1bp amid two - way flows [2]. - There was better buying on Chinese/Japanese/Middle Eastern financial FRNs because of cash - parking demand, and the rest of Asia IG space was unchanged to a touch tighter [2]. - Some PB sold HYSAN Perps amid the latest NWDEVL headlines, with HYSAN 4.85 and 7.2 Perps unchanged to 0.1pt lower, and NWDEVL complex 0.6pt lower to 0.3pt higher [2]. - There was demand on MTRC Perps from AMs due to firmer rates, with MTRC 5 5/8 and 4 7/8 Perps 0.1 - 0.2pt higher [2]. - LASUDE 5 07/28/26 was up by 0.9pt, and Lai Sun Development is close to signing HKD3.5bn secured five - year loan refinancing facility due Oct'25 [2]. - EHICAR 26 - 27s were unchanged to 0.4pt higher, and the two bonds have moved up 2.6 - 3.5pts since last week. EHICAR released moderately better 1H25 results with yoy improvement in profit margin, lower net debts and consistent rebound in utilization rate [2]. - In Chinese properties, VNKRLE 27 - 29s declined by 1.1pts, GRNLGR 29s were 0.9 - 1pt lower, and FUTLAN 28 was down by 0.2pt [2]. - There was better selling on Japanese insurance hybrids and Yankee AT1s in the morning from institutions, and moderately better buying from PBs during the London session [2]. - In Southeast Asia, there were some month - end rebalancing flows on Indian CBKIN/EXIMBK/HDFCB/SBIIN curve. VEDLN 28 - 33s were unchanged to 0.3pt lower [2]. - SMCGL Perps were unchanged to 0.2pt lower, and PCORPM 5.95 and 7.35 Perps were up by 0.1pt. There was little traction in the LGFV space [2]. Morning Update - The new DAESEC 4.375 10/14/28 was largely unchanged from RO at 99.6. AMs bought FRNs to park cash ahead of the Golden Week [3]. - CKINF 4.85 Perp was down 0.7pt. QDJZWD 6.95 03/31/28 and NUFAU 5 01/27/30 were 0.4 - 0.5pt higher [3]. - VEDLN 28 - 33s were largely unchanged this morning, and the IPT of 9.5% for the new VEDLN 32s is fair [3]. - Rakuten plans to issue USD PerpNC5 in mid - Oct'25 to refinance RAKUTN 5.125 Perp first callable in Apr'26. RAKUTNs were unchanged this morning [3]. Top Performers and Underperformers - Top Performers: LASUDE 5 07/28/26 up 0.9pt, JAPTOB 3.3 09/14/51 up 0.7pt, CBAAU 3.9 07/12/47 up 0.7pt, XIAOMI 4.1 07/14/51 up 0.6pt, BABA 5 5/8 11/26/54 up 0.6pt [4]. - Top Underperformers: VLLPM 9 3/8 07/29/29 down 1.3pt, VNKRLE 3.975 11/09/27 down 1.1pt, CCAMCL 4 3/4 12/04/37 down 1.0pt, GRNLGR 6 1/8 04/22/29 down 1.0pt, GRNLGR 6 3/4 09/26/29 down 0.9pt [4]. Macro News Recap - On Monday, S&P (+0.26%), Dow (+0.15%) and Nasdaq (+0.48%) were higher, and UST yield was lower. 2/5/10/30 yield was at 3.63%/3.74%/4.15%/4.71% [5]. Desk Analyst Comments on VEDLN - Vedanta Resources (VRL) proposes to issue 7NC2 144A/Reg S USD bonds (B2/ - /B+) to extend debt maturity and lower funding costs. Proceeds will prepay USD550mn due - Apr'26 private credit facility (PCF) in Oct'25, with excess for debt repayment and general corporate purposes [6]. - The new VEDLN 32s will be issued by Vedanta Resources Finance II Plc and guaranteed by VRL, Twin Star, Welter Trading, and a newly added Vedanta Holdings Mauritius II which holds 12.6% of Vedanta Limited (VEDL). The subsidiary - guarantor group's stake in VEDL increases to 53.6% from 40.99%, and the incurrence debt cap for subsidiary guarantors increases to USD5.2bn (excluding inter - company loans) from USD4.0bn. The new bonds will rank pari passu with existing USD bonds [7]. - Assuming new issue of USD500mn, draw down of USD250mn syndicate facility and prepayment of USD550mn PCF, VEDLN's near - term refinancing pressure will be largely relieved, with no major maturity in the remaining of FY26, cUSD300mn in FY27 and cUSD450mn in FY28. The increase in gross debts at its standalone level to USD4.8bn on a pro - forma basis from USD4.6bn in Sep'25 is manageable, considering LTM dividend income of USD1.3bn and brand fees of USD386mn in FY25 [8]. Offshore Asia New Issues Priced - International Finance Corp issued 20mn USD 10 - yr bonds with a 4.56% coupon at 4.56% priced, unrated [13]. - Mirae Asset Securities issued 300mn USD 3 - yr bonds with a 4.375% coupon at T + 88, rated Baa2/ - /BBB [13]. Pipeline - Rentenbank plans to issue 5 - yr USD bonds with pricing of SOFR MS+41, rated - /AAA/AAA [14]. - Vedanta Resources plans to issue 500mn USD 7NC2 bonds at 9.5%, rated B2/ - /B+ [14]. News and Market Color - There were 31 credit bonds issued yesterday onshore with an amount of RMB27bn. Month - to - date, 2,238 credit bonds were issued with a total amount of RMB1,998bn raised, representing a 30.5% yoy increase [15]. - China is setting up a dedicated department for government debt management and prioritizing deleveraging [15]. - GLP has identified sufficient sources to handle its cUSD2.5bn debt due over the next 12 months [15]. - Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) delayed its IPO plan [15]. - JD.com supply chain arm plans to raise USD500mn from Hong Kong IPO [15]. - Medco Energi cancelled its share buyback program [15]. - Nissan Motor is in discussions to sell its 75% stake in Japanese soccer team for cost - cutting [15]. - POSCO International will invest KRW1.6tn (cUSD1.2bn) in new LNG power plants [15]. - Fitch revised the outlook of PTT Public Company and PTT Exploration and Production Public to negative from stable and affirmed BBB+ rating after Thailand's sovereign rating outlook revision [15]. - Italy cleared Sinochem of breaching government's golden power rules regarding Pirelli [22]. - TSMC denied reports of talks with Intel [22]. - Moody's affirmed Tata Motors' Ba1 corporate family rating and changed its outlook to negative from positive [22]. - Vedanta plans to deleverage by calling its outstanding bonds as early as Jun'26 [22].

Core Viewpoint - Sanuwave Health, Inc. has successfully refinanced its existing debt, improving its financial position through a new credit facility from J.P. Morgan, which includes a term loan and a revolving credit facility [2][4]. Group 1: Debt Refinancing Details - The new credit facility consists of a four-year term loan of $23 million and a two-year $5 million revolving credit facility, both with an interest rate of SOFR +350 basis points [1][2]. - The company has drawn approximately $1 million from the revolving credit facility at the time of closing, resulting in total outstanding debt of approximately $24 million under the new facility [1][2]. Group 2: Use of Proceeds - The proceeds from the new borrowing were primarily used for the partial repayment of the previous $27.5 million NH Expansion debt facility [3]. - The remaining $3.5 million owed on the NH Expansion debt facility, along with approximately $1.3 million in transaction costs, was repaid using cash from operations and proceeds from the sale of certain patents [3]. Group 3: Management Commentary - The CEO of Sanuwave highlighted that this refinancing is a significant step in strengthening the company's financial position, emphasizing the reduction in interest rates and overall debt load [4]. - The CEO expressed confidence in J.P. Morgan as a lender and noted the absence of prepayment penalties as beneficial for generating cash flow [4].

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Core Viewpoint - FORVIA is planning to offer EUR 500 million of senior notes due 2031, subject to market conditions [2][4]. Group 1: Offering Details - The offering consists of EUR 500 million in aggregate principal amount of senior notes due 2031 [2]. - The proceeds from the offering will be used to repurchase outstanding 2.750% Sustainability-Linked Notes due 2027 and/or 2.375% Notes due 2027 [3][4]. - The Tender Offers for the repurchase of the 2027 notes will launch concurrently with the offering of the new notes [4]. Group 2: Financial Strategy - This transaction is part of FORVIA's strategy to repay long-term financial liabilities, which may include other outstanding debt [5]. - The company may issue additional debt securities in various currencies by the end of 2025 to finance these repayments [5].

Core Insights - Digital Turbine, Inc. has secured a new four-year $430 million term loan credit facility, which supports the company's growth momentum and fiscal outlook [1][2][3] - The refinancing allows the company to fully repay its prior credit facility, extending its debt maturity and enabling the execution of strategic initiatives [2][3] - The company has raised its fiscal year 2026 revenue guidance to a range of $530 million to $535 million, and Non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA guidance to $92 million to $95 million, reflecting strong first-quarter performance [3][4] Financial Performance - The updated fiscal year 2026 guidance includes revenue expectations of $530 million to $535 million, an increase from the previous lower end of $525 million [4] - Non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA guidance has been raised to $92 million to $95 million, up from the previous range of $90 million to $95 million [4] Strategic Initiatives - The new credit facility provides a multi-year runway for Digital Turbine to focus on innovation, operational efficiencies, and delivering premium mobile experiences [2][3] - The company aims to continue executing its business strategy with discipline, leveraging improved execution and a return to growth performance [3]

Core Viewpoint - QuidelOrtho Corporation has successfully completed a series of transactions to refinance its debt structure, extending debt maturities and reducing required amortization payments, which supports future growth [1][3]. Summary of New Transactions - The company has secured a $1.15 billion 5-year senior secured Term Loan A, replacing the previous Term Loan A from 2022 [8]. - A $100 million delayed draw Term Loan A has been established, which remains undrawn at the close [8]. - Additionally, a $1.45 billion 7-year senior secured Term Loan B has been arranged [8]. - The refinancing includes a $700 million revolving credit facility that replaces and pays in full the previous credit facility [8]. Financial Strategy - The Chief Financial Officer emphasized that the highest capital allocation priority is to reduce total debt and net debt leverage, improving financial flexibility and cash flow [3]. - The improved debt covenant terms and reduced amortization requirements will provide greater options for funding continued business growth [3].

Group 1 - Novavax has entered into agreements to issue $225 million of 4.625% Convertible Senior Notes due 2031, which includes approximately $175.3 million in exchange for existing 5.00% Convertible Senior Notes due 2027 and approximately $49.7 million for cash [1][2][9] - The conversion price of the 2031 Notes is set at $11.14 per share, representing a 27.5% premium over the closing price on August 20, 2025 [2] - After the transactions, approximately $26.5 million of the 2027 Notes will remain outstanding, while the total principal amount of the 2031 Notes will be $225 million [2][3] Group 2 - The refinancing extends the maturity date of most existing debt to 2031, improving the capital structure of Novavax [3][9] - The company aims to optimize existing partnerships and expand access to its technology platform through R&D innovation and new collaborations [6]

Debt Refinancing Initiatives - MUFJ is in discussions with multiple governments to establish swap arrangements [1] - The goal is to assist developing nations in refinancing their debt [1] - This initiative aims to release funds for developmental projects in those nations [1]