US EditionSanta Fe Got International Funding for $800 Million for Strategic Works
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The province issued a bonus on Wall Street, which received bids for US$ 1.8 billion from 1311 investors in total. The Santa Fe ticket got international funding for US$ 800 million: the details were first published in #BorderJournalism.
The Santa Fe government concluded this Thursday the placement of the SF34 bond, for an amount of $800 million to 9 years, with a nominal rate of 8.10%, in an operation that repositioned the Province “among the districts with the highest credibility of the country,” noted the Minister of Economy, Pablo Olivares, who headed the Santa Fe mission in New York, where the operation was closed. “It is a historic day for Santa Fe. Foreign investors demon…
“It’s a historic day for Santa Fe: foreign investors demonstrated their confidence in the Province,” said Economy Minister Pablo Olivares. Read more
An important portion of the offers was left out, with the aim of getting better rates.From the provincial government highlighted credit quality.
Buenos Aires, 4 December (NA) – The Santa Fe government placed on Thursday the SF34 bond for US$800 million to 9 years with a rate of 8.1%, in an operation that marks a milestone in the province’s access to international markets. The issue, which took place on Wall Street, positioned Santa Fe among the most credible districts in the country, according to Economy Minister Pablo Olivares, who headed the official mission in New York. “It’s a histor…
The Province of Santa Fe placed a US$800 million bond on the international market, with a 9-year maturity and an annual interest coupon of 8.10% and an 8.3% return. It is the third sub-sovereign district of Argentina to settle foreign debt since Javier Milei took office in December 2023. Before they had already done the same thing Córdoba and Buenos Aires City. This happens after aligning two of the variables that the province needed to concrete…
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