Ural Chemical Company JSC places bond issue onto stock market

Ural Chemical Company JSC allotted 500,000 bonds with a par value of 1,000 RUR each on the stock market; the total value of bonds comprised 500 million RUR. Bonds are offered publicly; the serial number is 4-02-31401-D of December 8, 2006.

Trubnaya Metallurgicheskaya Kompaniya JSC, tube and pipe producer, allotted their third issue of debenture bonds with the total face value of 5 billion RUR on February 21, 2006. The bonds were allotted via Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MMVB Stock Exchange) in the course of an open auction aimed at determining the interest rate coming from the first warrant. 130 investor applications were presented altogether, the total demand coming to 7,745.505 million RUR with first warrant interest rate ranging from 7.70% to 8.15% a year. Most applications fell into the 7.9% to 8.0% bids. The

Federal Financial Market Service registered the report on the results of the additional share issue of First Power Generating Company of Wholesale Electricity Market (aka OGK-1); the shares were offered in the course of conversion during the acquisition of Nizhnevartovskaya power station, Urengoiskaya power station, Iriklinskaya power station, Kashirskaya power station 4, and Permskaya power station. The acquisition of each power station was accompanied by an additional share issue in order to increase the authorized capital of OGK-1 and assist the merger with the joint-stock company that was

UTair Finance Ltd. allotted the second bond issue with a par value of 1 billion RUR on March 14, 2006 via Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MMVB Stock Exchange) in the course of an open auction aimed at determining the interest rate coming from the first warrant. 52 investor applications were presented altogether, the total demand coming to 1,953,000,000 RUR with first warrant interest rate ranging from 9.70% to 10.6% a year. Most applications fell into the 7.9% to 8.0% bids. The emitting company set the first warrant interest rate at 10.4% a year (25.93 RUR per bond), the interest rate of

Mechel JSC reports to have floated the second bonded debt at Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX). The annual first coupon interest rate (in the first bond issue) came to 8.4%. The bond issue has been fully placed by the end of the first day. As the company’s spokesperson said to UrBC representative, the bonds were offered at 100% of their face value. The annual first coupon interest rate ranged between 7.95% and 8.65%. 28 applications were accepted altogether, with 5 million bonds having been sold. The auction demand came to 5,440 million RUR. The money thus obtained is meant for