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Published on 6/17/2020 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Philippines’ PLDT prices $600 million long 10-year, 30-year notes

By Rebecca Melvin

New York, June 17 – PLDT Inc. priced $600 million of senior notes (BBB+) in two tranches, according to a company news release on Wednesday.

The $300 million 2˝% long 10-year notes priced at 99.39 to yield 2.566%, or a spread of U.S. Treasuries plus 180 basis points. Pricing was tightened by 60 bps from initial talk.

The $300 million 3.45% 30-year notes priced at 99.168 to yield 3.495%, or 195 bps over Treasuries. Pricing was tightened by 65 bps from initial talk.

The order book was 17 times oversubscribed at $10.2 billion.

Credit Suisse (Singapore) Ltd. and UBS AG Singapore Branch were joint lead managers and joint bookrunners of the Regulation S notes.

The proceeds of the issuance of the notes will be used to refinance debt maturing in 2020 and 2021, prepay outstanding loans and finance capital expenditures.

PLDT is a telecommunications and digital services provider based in Manila, Philippines.

Issuer:PLDT Inc.
Issue:Notes
Amount:$600 million
Bookrunners:Credit Suisse (Singapore) Ltd. and UBS AG
Settlement date:June 23
Rating:S&P: BBB+
Distribution:Regulation S
Long 10-year notes
Amount:$300 million
Maturity:Jan. 23, 2031
Coupon:2˝%
Price:99.39
Yield:2.566%
Spread:Treasuries plus 180 bps
30-year notes
Amount:$300 million
Maturity:June 23, 2050
Coupon:3.45%
Price:99.168
Yield:3.495%
Spread:Treasuries plus 195 bps

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