Apple raises A$2.25b in Aussie debt debut
The bond deal is the largest ever in Australia by a non-financial company
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APPLE Inc raised A$2.25 billion (S$2.3 billion) with a debut Australian debt sale that's the largest bond deal ever Down Under by a non-financial company.
The iPhone maker sold A$1.15 billion of seven-year notes at a yield of 110 basis points more than swap rates and A$1.1 billion of four-year securities at a 65 basis point spread.
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