By Sheri Kasprzak
New York, June 2 - The State of Maine sold Thursday $108.135 million of series 2011 general obligation bonds, said a pricing sheet.
The offering included $39.635 million of series 2011A taxable bonds and $68.5 million of series 2011B tax-exempt bonds.
The bonds (Aa2/AA/) were sold competitively with J.P. Morgan Securities LLC winning the bid.
The 2011A bonds are due 2012 to 2014 with 1.625% to 2% coupons. The 2011B bonds are due 2012 to 2021 with 2% to 5% coupons.
Proceeds will be used to repay at maturity on June 15, 2011, outstanding bond anticipation notes, which were issued to fund capital expenditures.
| Issuer: | State of Maine
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| Issue: | Series 2011 general obligation bonds
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| Amount: | $108.135 million
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| Type: | Competitive
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| Underwriter: | J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (winner)
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| Ratings: | Moody's: Aa2
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| Standard & Poor's: AA
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| Pricing date: | June 2
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| Settlement date: | June 8
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| $39.635 million series 2011A taxable bonds
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| Amount | Maturity | Type | Coupon | Price
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| $13.215 million | 2012 | Serial | 1.625% | 101.118
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| $13.21 million | 2013 | Serial | 2% | 102.452
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| $13.21 million | 2014 | Serial | 2% | 102.929
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| $68.5 million series 2011B tax-exempt bonds
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| Amount | Maturity | Type | Coupon | Price
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| $2.215 million | 2012 | Serial | 2% | 101.712
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| $2.215 million | 2013 | Serial | 3% | 105.042
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| $2.215 million | 2014 | Serial | 4% | 109.623
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| $8.84 million | 2015 | Serial | 5% | 115.528
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| $8.84 million | 2016 | Serial | 5% | 118.052
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| $8.835 million | 2017 | Serial | 5% | 119.191
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| $8.835 million | 2018 | Serial | 5% | 119.598
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| $8.835 million | 2019 | Serial | 5% | 119.824
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| $8.835 million | 2020 | Serial | 3% | 103.591
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| $8.835 million | 2021 | Serial | 5% | 120.004
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