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Published on 4/23/2020 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

Singapore-based Kenon’s Israeli OPC unit offers NIS 400 million bonds

By Marisa Wong

Los Angeles, April 23 – Kenon Holdings Ltd. said subsidiary OPC Energy Ltd. is offering NIS 400 million of series B bonds on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

The bond offering consists of an offering to classified institutional investors as well as a retail offering.

Institutional investors have submitted orders for NIS 400 million of bonds bearing a coupon of no more than 2¾%, according to a press release.

The interest rate determined in the institutional tranche will constitute the maximum interest rate in the offering, the company noted.

Kenon is a Singapore-based investment holding company. Its subsidiaries operate power generation facilities in Israel.


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