Emerging markets calendar

ASIA

2014

MANILA ELECTRIC CO. (MERALCO): $250 million-$300 million notes; Pasig City, Philippines-based electrical power distributor.

SAPURAKENCANA BHD.: Dollar sukuk; proceeds to refinance debt and finance acquisition; oilfield services provider in Kuala Lumpur.

REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA: Up to $700 million of notes; pricing expected in the first half of the year.

SRI LANKA: Two $750 million bonds.

On The Horizon

BANGLADESH: $1 billion notes by 2015; proceeds for infrastructure projects.

CHINA XD PLASTICS CO. LTD.: Notes; Rule 144A/Regulation S; Harbin, Heilongjiang-based manufacturer of engineering resins.

EMERGING EUROPE & CENTRAL ASIA

First Quarter of 2014

POLAND: Dollar notes; Barclays, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs.

2014

BULGARIA: Up to €1 billion of bonds.

INTERNATIONAL BANK OF AZERBAIJAN: $500 million notes; government-controlled bank based in Baku, Azerbaijan.

AZERBAIJAN: Up to $1 billion of bonds; Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank.

CITY OF PRAGUE: €200 million bonds.

SEKERBANK TAS: Up to $300 million of bonds; Istanbul-based lender.

On The Horizon

LATVIA: $4 billion notes in 2013 or 2014; proceeds to refinance the sovereign's 2014 bonds and its bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.

LATIN AMERICA

2014

CONCESIONARIA MEXIQUENSE SA DE CV (CONMEX): International bonds; Mexico-based leader of financing, design and building of sections of the Mexico City Ring Road Circuito Exterior Mexiquense.

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

By the end of 2013

DUBAI INVESTMENTS PJSC: $300 million Islamic bonds.

Early 2014

ELLOMAY CAPITAL: NIS 120 million 4.6% series A debentures due December 2023; proceeds to repay about €13.5 million of debt to Israel Discount Bank Ltd. and for its operations and other general corporate purposes; Tel Aviv company conducts business in energy and infrastructure sectors worldwide.

IVORY COAST: $1 billion eurobonds.

KENYA POWER: Global bonds; based in Nairobi, Kenya.

SAUDI ELECTRICITY CO.: Islamic bonds in riyals and dollars; Banque Saudi Fransi and HSBC for the riyal notes; HSBC, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan for dollar notes; utility company based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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