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Convertible · 31 Aug 2016

Inmarsat US$650m 3.875% convertible bonds due 2023

Repurchase the US$287.7m 1.75% convertible bonds due 2017 (about US$390m), balance to strengthen the balance sheet

Key terms

Borrower or issuer
Inmarsat
Date
31 Aug 2016
Type
Convertible
Amount
US$650m
Pricing
3.875% coupon; conversion price US$13.4093 (32.5% premium)
Maturity
2023

Recorded terms

Structure
Seven-year convertible bonds, net share settled, upsized by US$50m; settlement 9 September 2016
Lenders and arrangers
Credit Suisse and J.P. Morgan Cazenove (joint bookrunners), BofA Merrill Lynch (co-bookrunner)
Country
United Kingdom

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Sources

  1. Inmarsat: successful placement of $650 million convertible bonds due 2023 (archived company release) web.archive.org · 31 Aug 2016

About this record

Record ORB-2016-0010, taken from an issuer, lender or government announcement. Confirmed against the primary documents listed. Amounts are as announced; US$ equivalents use approximate annual average exchange rates. Spotted an error or have a document we have missed? Send a correction, and changes are logged on Updates and corrections.

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A convertible pays a low coupon because holders can swap the notes for shares above a premium; capped calls and the conversion price set the dilution.

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