Emerging markets calendar: Lebanon eyes $2 billion issue for 2012

AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST

2012

BAHRAIN MUMTALAKAT HOLDING: Malaysian ringgit sukuk notes; CIMB, Standard Chartered Bank; roadshow planned in Kuala Lumpur; real estate company based in Bahrain.

ISRAEL: $1 billion to $1.5 billion of notes

REPUBLIC OF LEBANON: $2 billion bonds in 2012; Deutsche Bank, Fransa Bank, Standard Chartered.

On The Horizon

QATAR INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC BANK (QIIB): Dollar five-year sukuk notes; Qatar National Bank, HSBC, Standard Chartered; Qatar-based lender.

ASYA KATILIM BANKASI AS: $300 million five-year notes; lender based in Istanbul.

ESKOM HOLDINGS SOC LTD.: Eurobonds in 2013; electricity company based in Johannesburg.

REPUBLIC OF KENYA: Notes; issuance likely by June 2013.

ASIA

October

SRI LANKA PORTS AUTHORITY: $1 billion global bonds, possibly in October; HSBC; government agency that develops and maintains the country's commercial ports.

2012

CHAOWEI POWER HOLDINGS: Renminbi-denominated bonds; Nomura International plc; proceeds for expansion of production capabilities; Changxing County, Zhejiang Province, China-based motive battery manufacturer operating in electric bike market in China.

LALIN PROPERTY PCL: Up to 2 billion baht debentures; maturities of 10 years or less; Bangkok-based property developer.

BANK OF CEYLON: $500 million notes; Sri Lanka-based lender.

EMERGING EUROPE & CENTRAL ASIA

October

TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS: Dollar notes, possibly with three-year tenor; Citigroup, JPMorgan, VTB Capital; Regulation S; Moscow-based credit card lending institution.

2012

VNESHECONOMBANK (VEB): Ruble- and Swiss franc-denominated notes; Moscow-based lender.

ENERGA: €1 billion bonds; energy company based in Gdansk, Poland.

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