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Published on 9/11/2012 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Arkansas prices $197 million of federal highway grant anticipation bonds

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Sept. 11 - The State of Arkansas sold $197,005,000 of series 2012 federal highway grant anticipation and tax revenue bonds, according to a pricing sheet. The offering was downsized from $225 million.

The bonds (Aa1/AA/) were sold competitively. The issuer did not return requests for the winning bidder by press time Tuesday evening.

The bonds are due 2015 to 2024 with 3% to 5% coupons.

Proceeds will be deposited into the state's project fund.

Issuer:State of Arkansas
Issue:Series 2012 federal highway grant anticipation and tax revenue bonds
Amount:$197,005,000
Type:Competitive
Ratings:Moody's: Aa1
Standard & Poor's: AA
Pricing date:Sept. 11
Settlement date:Oct. 1
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$7.6 million2015Serial5%111.551
$7,985,0002015Serial5%113.787
$8.18 million2016Serial5%115.732
$8,385,0002016Serial5%117.961
$8,595,0002017Serial5%119.004
$8.81 million2017Serial5%121.08
$9.03 million2018Serial5%121.822
$9,255,0002018Serial5%123.555
$9.49 million2019Serial5%123.753
$9,725,0002019Serial5%125.049
$9.97 million2020Serial5%125.456
$10.22 million2020Serial5%126.542
$10,475,0002021Serial5%126.639
$10,735,0002021Serial5%127.519
$11,005,0002022Serial3%110.065
$11.17 million2022Serial3%110.26
$11,335,0002023Serial3%109.21
$11,505,0002023Serial3%108.265
$11.68 million2024Serial3%106.219
$11,855,0002024Serial3%105.487

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