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5 October 2018
Heathrow debuts in the Australian market with inaugural A$175 million 10-year bond
Heathrow has successfully placed a A$175 million Class A bond maturing in 2028 with a fixed coupon of 4.15%. The transaction marks Heathrow's debut issuance in the Australian market. Entrance into the Australian market forms part of Heathrow's ongoing strategy to diversify its funding sources ahead of expansion.
The bond priced at fixed rate of 4.15%, in line with price guidance and proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
The transaction further strengthens Heathrow's liquidity horizon, now extended to December 2020.
Sally Ding, Director of Treasury and Corporate Finance said:
"We are delighted to expand our debt portfolio into a 7th currency by making our inaugural Australian dollar issuance. The transaction reflects the ongoing support of global bond markets in Heathrow's credit.
It contributes not only to strengthening our financial resilience by extending our liquidity horizon but also further cements strong foundations ahead of expansion."
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