US incumbent AT&T has completed its sale of a £1bn (US$1.56bn) unsecured 30-year bond.
The notes priced at 99.37, carry interest at 4.25%, and have an all-in-yield of 4.323%.
Moody’s, S&P and Fitch rated the notes A3, A- and A respectively.
The…
US incumbent AT&T has completed its sale of a £1bn (US$1.56bn) unsecured 30-year bond.
The notes priced at 99.37, carry interest at 4.25%, and have an all-in-yield of 4.323%.
Moody’s, S&P and Fitch rated the notes A3, A- and A respectively.
The joint bookrunners on the offering were Barclays, BofA Merrill Lynch, RBS and Lloyds.
In May 2012 AT&T offered £1.25bn (US$1.97bn) 4.875% senior unsecured 2044 notes.
Last year AT&T generated revenues of US$126.4bn and had a net debt balance of US$64.9bn. The Dallas-based telco offers fixed-line and mobile telephony, broadband and fixed-line internet services, and digital television.
