St Petersburg Telecom, a subsidiary of mobile operator Tele2 Russia, is planning to place Rbs6bn (US$197m) worth of bonds, according to reports.
Raiffeisen Bank and VTB Capital are reportedly underwriting the issue.
The 10-year bond will reportedly be…
St Petersburg Telecom, a subsidiary of mobile operator Tele2 Russia, is planning to place Rbs6bn (US$197m) worth of bonds, according to reports.
Raiffeisen Bank and VTB Capital are reportedly underwriting the issue.
The 10-year bond will reportedly be used to refinance debt.
Fitch Ratings assigned BB+ to the issue.
Last August, the company placed Rbs13bn (US$463m) via the same lead-arrangers.
Tele2 Russia was not immediately available for comments.
