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New Issue: Petrominerales prices $80 million 3.375% convertibles, up 38%; $20 million greenshoe exercised
By Evan Weinberger
New York, Nov. 27 - Petrominerales Ltd. priced $80 million in convertible notes due December 2010 with a 3.375% coupon and a 38% initial conversion premium Monday after market close in Toronto.
The $20 million greenshoe was also exercised, raising the total to $100 million.
The convertibles came in near the rich end of coupon talk, which had been 3.25% to 4%, and at the rich end of conversion premium talk, which had been 32% to 38%.
ABG Sundal Collier Norge ASA is the bookrunner of the Regulation S transaction.
The settlement date is expected to be Dec. 6.
The conversion price is $27.3485.
The convertibles will be callable after two years subject to a 130% hurdle.
Petrominerales is a Bogota, Colombia-based oil and gas drilling company with operations in western Colombia. Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd. owns 76.6% of Petrominerales.
The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including the expansion and acceleration of Petrominerales's drilling, seismic and development plans.
Issuer: Petrominerales Ltd.
Issue: Convertible notes
Amount: $80 million
Greenshoe: $20 million, exercised
Maturity: December 2010
Coupon: 3.375%
Price: Par
Yield: 3.375%
Conversion premium: 38%
Conversion price: $27.3485
Call: After two years subject to 130% hurdle
Bookrunner: ABG Sundal Collier Norge ASA
Distribution: Regulation S
Pricing date: Nov. 26, after close
Settlement date: Dec. 6
Talk: 3.25%-4% coupon; 32%-38% initial conversion premium
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