EU REAL ESTATE: CPI Property - Exchange offer
(CPIPGR Ba1/BB+/-)
CPI Group is offering to exchange hybrid notes - which it has already stated will not be called - in an attempt to preserve equity credit on the deal and rating metrics.
Given the positive price action on the EUR notes thus far, the offer appears well received.
Any all exchange offer for {ZS108668 Corp} - XS1982704824
Investor will receive:
- 102.25% Face value new notes*
- 2% cash of amount tendered
- Accrued and rounding also in cash
New € Notes - CPIPGR 7.5%
- Coupon 7.5% until 24 June 2031 then 5-yr euro mid-swap + 5.232 % margin, with +25 bp step-up after 5 yrs and +75 bp after 15 yrs
- At least €of new notes worth of existing notes must be exchanged for the exchange to be valid
Dates
- 19th June - Tender Deadline
- 20th June - Results & pricing
- 24th June -Settlement
Full release - https://newsserviceweb.oslobors.no/message/76371
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