
Australia's Ampol closes $400M debt facility
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- Ampol closed a wholesale offering for a new $400 million delayed-draw subordinated notes facility.
- The company's stock finished unchanged following the completion of the after-market capital management transaction.
- Net proceeds are intended to fully or partially refinance existing notes maturing in 2027 and 2028.
Ampol (ASX:ALD) has closed a wholesale offering for a new $400 million delayed-draw subordinated notes facility.
The execution of this capital raising follows a prior corporate market update published by the company on June 26.
"The transaction is another example of our proactive approach to funding and capital management," said Ampol CFO Greg Barnes.
The facility contains two tranches of $150 million to refinance near-term debt commitments.
Following the announcement, the Ampol share price was unchanged at $35.28.
This institutional transaction was supported by the private credit and insurance platforms of global investment manager KKR.
Clifford Capital Asset Management provided additional support for the deal.