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IN BRIEF: Avation increases tender offer for medium-term notes
Avation PLC - Singapore-based passenger aircraft leasing firm - Increases cap for tender offer of medium-term notes to USD100.0 million from USD60.0 million. Total consideration will now be set at a fixed price of USD860 for each USD1,000 principal amount of notes validly tendered.
Current stock price: 122.00 pence, up 2.5% in London on Friday morning
12 month change: up 39%
By Holly Beveridge; Alliance News reporter
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