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AAR prices $1.92 billion senior notes offering

By Public Technologies
  • AAR priced a $1.92 billion senior notes offering to help finance its acquisition of a controlling interest in MRO Holdings.
  • The $955 million tranche carries a 7.13% fixed annual interest rate and matures November 15, 2031.
  • The $960 million tranche carries a 7.38% fixed annual interest rate and matures November 15, 2034.
  • Proceeds will also help refinance MRO Holdings' existing debt and fund transaction costs and general corporate purposes.
  • The offering is expected to close November 17, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.


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