Mobile operator Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel), via its subsidiary SingTel Group Treasury, has priced US$200m in seven-year floating rate notes to be issued on 1 December.
Barclays was the sole manager for this issue.
Yesterday, the company…
Mobile operator Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel), via its subsidiary SingTel Group Treasury, has priced US$200m in seven-year floating rate notes to be issued on 1 December.
Barclays was the sole manager for this issue.
Yesterday, the company had already said that it would issueY10bn (US$130m) worth of seven-year fixed-rate notes on 28 November 2011. Before that, in mid-September, SingTel issued US$100m in seven-year floating rate notes. HSBC was sole manager on both transactions.
All three issues are part of a S$10bn [US$7.7bn] euro medium-term note programme established in 2010 and aimed at funding SingTel’s ordinary course of business.
