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Published on 3/1/2024 in the Prospect News Convertibles Daily.

New Issue: Ibiden sells ¥70 billion 0% convertibles due 2031 at 107.5, up 26.99%

New York, March 1 – Ibiden Co., Ltd. priced ¥70 billion of 0% seven-year convertible bonds at 107.5 with an initial conversion premium of 26.99%, according to announcements from the company.

The convertibles, priced on Wednesday, will pay par at maturity.

Nomura International plc, Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd. and SMBC Nikko Capital Markets Ltd. were the bookrunners for the Regulation S offering.

The bonds have a soft call starting on May 15, 2029 subject to a 130% hurdle.

Proceeds will be used to support capital investment at the company’s Ohno electronics plant in response to demand for chips to power artificial intelligence systems.

Ogaki, Japan-based Ibiden manufactures packaging substrates for microprocessors and graph processors, parts for automotive exhaust systems and graphite products.

Issuer:Ibiden Co., Ltd.
Amount:¥70 billion
Issue:Euro-yen convertible bonds
Maturity:March 14, 2031
Bookrunners:Nomura International plc, Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd. and SMBC Nikko Capital Markets Ltd.
Coupon:0%
Price:107.5
Conversion premium:26.99%
Conversion price:¥8,983
Call:Starting May 15, 2029 at par subject to 130% hurdle
Contingent conversion:150%
Pricing date:Feb. 28
Settlement date:March 15
Distribution:Regulation S
Stock symbol:Tokyo: 4062
Stock price:¥7,074 at close on Feb. 28
Market capitalization:¥971.12 billion

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