Tata Capital Raises $400 Million via Fixed Rate Senior Unsecured Bonds
Tata Capital Limited raised USD 400 million via a 3.5-year Fixed Rate Senior Unsecured Reg S Bond. The bond carries a 5.332% coupon and was rated 'BBB' by S&P. Proceeds will be used for onward lending. The issuance was oversubscribed 4 times, with pricing tightened by 33 bps.
Raising USD 400 million strengthens the company's funding base, diversifies its debt profile, and supports its growth strategy, which has a material impact on its financial health and future operations.
The company successfully raised a significant amount of debt at favorable terms, indicating strong investor confidence and market reception. The oversubscription and pricing tightening are positive indicators.
Tata Capital Limited has successfully raised USD 400 million through a Fixed Rate Senior Unsecured Reg S Bond issuance with a 3.5-year tenor. The notes carry a fixed coupon rate of 5.332% and are rated 'BBB' by S&P Global Ratings. The issue was priced at UST + 107 bps, significantly tighter than the initial price guidance of UST + 140 bps, indicating strong investor demand with the order book being oversubscribed by 4 times.
The proceeds from the Notes will be applied for onward lending and other activities, in accordance with extant ECB regulations. The issuance is part of the Company's US$ 2 billion medium-term note programme and will be listed on India International Exchange IFSC Limited (India INX).
Rajiv Sabharwal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Tata Capital Limited, stated that this issuance is an important step in further diversifying the company's funding mix and extending its access to international capital markets, strengthening its liability profile and supporting its long-term growth strategy. This marks Tata Capital's second issuance from the international bond markets and its first following its S&P BBB rating upgrade and successful equity listing.
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