DBS prices Ascendas' 7-year senior debt at 3.265%
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DBS on Friday said it has priced S$200 million in seven-year senior debt for Ascendas at 3.265 per cent.
The unsecured and unsubordinated notes come under the issuer's S$3 billion euro medium term note programme. The notes will mature on Sept 6, 2025, and will be listed on the Singapore Exchange.
Proceeds will towards refinancing existing debts and/or financing potential acquisition opportunities, and for general corporate and working capital purposes.
The joint lead managers and bookrunners for this deal are DBS Bank, HSBC, and OCBC Bank.
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