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Published on 7/23/2019 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Singapore’s Frasers Property prices S$200 million add-on to 4.98% perpetuals at 100.527

By Rebecca Melvin

New York, July 23 – Frasers Property Ltd. priced a S$200 million add-on to its existing subordinated perpetual securities issued by subsidiary Frasers Property Treasury Pte. Ltd.

The new issuance priced at 100.527 under the company’s S$5 billion multicurrency debt issuance program guaranteed by the parent company.

The original rate reset securities have a current distribution rate of 4.98%. The reset date is April 11, 2024 when the rate will be reset at a margin of 1% per year over the prevailing five-year Singapore dollar swap offer rate.

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. Ltd. is the lead manager and bookrunner.

Combined with the original S$400 million of securities priced on April 11, the new issue size is S$600 million.

Formerly known as Frasers Centrepoint Ltd., Frasers Property is a subsidiary of Frasers and Neave, Ltd., a residential property developer and retail mall owner and operator in Singapore.

Issuer:Frasers Property Treasury Pte. Ltd.
Guarantor:Frasers Property Ltd.
Issue:Fixed-rate subordinated perpetual securities
Amount:S$200 million add on
Maturity:Perpetual
Bookrunner:Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. Ltd.
Distribution rate:4.98%
Reset rate:100 bps over five-year Singapore dollar swap offer rate
Price:100.527
Step-up date:April 11, 2024
Announcement date:July 23
Issue date:July 30
Total issue size:S$600 million

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