A 3-year bond will raise $500m while a 5-year sustainable bond will raise $300m
Sydney: South Korea's LG Electronics has launched a dollar bond deal to raise $800 million, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters on Thursday.
A 3-year bond will raise $500 million while a 5-year sustainable bond will raise $300 million, the term sheet showed.
LG Electronics did not respond to a request for comment sent outside of normal business hours.
The 3-year bond's launch price was 3-year Treasuries plus 95 basis points while the 5-year price was 5-year Treasuries plus 110 basis points.
Initial price guidance given to potential investors earlier for the 3-year bond was 135 basis points over 3-year Treasuries while for the 5-year bond, it was 150 basis points over 5-year Treasuries.
LG Electronics is one of the largest home appliance and TV makers in the world.
The company intends to use the cash raised from the 3-year bond for general operations, including investment, and refinancing maturing debt, the term sheet showed.
The 5-year bond is a sustainable bond and proceeds will spent on green and social projects.
LG Electronics said last year it plans to become a global top 10 company in vehicle components by more than doubling revenue to 20 trillion won ($14.53 billion) by 2030. It also plans to strengthen its service platforms on its home appliance and TV businesses that generate recurring profits, such as media subscriptions and rentals.
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