Union Bank of India raises US$ 600 Million via Dual Tranche Notes
Union Bank of India is issuing US$ 600 Million (approx. ₹5,000 crore) in dual tranche notes: 3-year and 5-year. The notes will be listed on NSE IFSC Limited. Proceeds will fund the DIFC Branch's operations and business expansion.
The issuance of US$ 600 million in debt will strengthen the bank's capital base and support its international operations, which could have a medium-term impact on its financial standing and growth prospects.
The announcement details a routine debt fundraising activity by the bank through the issuance of notes, which is a standard financial operation. There are no specific positive or negative performance indicators mentioned.
Union Bank of India has announced the issuance of US$ 300,000,000 ( ₹2,500 crore approx.) REG S Senior Unsecured Dual Tranche Notes due 2029 (3 years) and US$ 300,000,000 ( ₹2,500 crore approx.) due 2031 (5 years), issued through its DIFC Branch in Dubai. The notes are expected to be rated BBB / BBB- by S&P Global and Fitch. The net proceeds from this issuance will be utilized to meet the funding requirements of the Bank’s DIFC Branch, develop and expand its business, and for general corporate purposes. The notes will be listed on NSE IFSC Limited. The 3-year notes will mature on August 28, 2029, with a coupon of 5.230% payable semi-annually. The 5-year notes will mature on August 28, 2031, with a coupon of 5.417% payable semi-annually. Both tranches are unsecured and rank as senior unsecured debt. The redemption of these notes will occur on their respective maturity dates.
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