Hyflux sells $300m perpetual bonds
Priced at 5.75%, the perpetuals received orders in excess of $600m: DBS
HYFLUX Ltd has just sold the first perpetual bond of the year as the debt market hots up. The water-treatment company's $300 million of NC3 bonds, priced at 5.75 per cent, received orders in excess of $600 million, said sole bookrunner DBS Bank yesterday.
NC3, or on-call three, means that the perpetuals - bonds with no maturity - cannot be redeemed by the company until the third year. The call option will be on Jan 23, 2017, and at every distribution date thereafter at par. If they are not called, the interest rate will be st…
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