SoftBank Group plans to issue approximately $1.6 billion in bonds to individual investors

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Mars Finance News, May 25 — According to Bloomberg, SoftBank Group Corp. plans to raise 260 billion yen (approximately $1.6 billion) through a secondary bond issuance primarily targeted at individual investors, just about two months after its last retail bond issuance.
According to a document disclosed by the company on Monday, this batch of bonds has a 35-year maturity and includes an option for the issuer to redeem early after 5 years.
The bond pricing is expected to take place on June 5, with the initial coupon rate guidance range for the first five years set between 4.8% and 5.6%.
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RugproofRookie
· 1h ago
This term is longer than my entire investment career.
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AirdropTaxPanic
· 3h ago
The upper limit of the coupon rate range is 5.6%, and this yield on Japanese yen assets is quite generous.
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GateUser-8df0eb2b
· 3h ago
Just posted two months ago, SoftBank is really short on cash.
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QueuePosition
· 3h ago
A classic structure where it can be redeemed in 5 years, with institutions running away and retail investors holding the bag
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L2Sidequester
· 3h ago
Retail investors take on 35-year bonds, Masayoshi Son's AI dream is about to burn more money.
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AirdropEtiquette
· 3h ago
The first five years 4.8%-5.6%, breaking even on inflation is considered a win
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RiskParityKid
· 3h ago
A 35-year lock-up period, this liquidity is even worse than some DeFi protocols.
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Coconut-FlavoredGasFee
· 3h ago
260 billion yen fills the gap in ARM?
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