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Pernod Ricard buys back EUR 1.22 billion in notes

By Public Technologies
  • Pernod Ricard completed a tender offer, accepting €319.4 million of September 2027 notes and €900 million of other existing notes.
  • The transaction follows a €1.5 billion deeply subordinated notes issue, which will be accounted for entirely as equity.
  • Two €750 million tranches carry fixed annual coupons of 5.63% for perpetual NC5.25 notes and 6.13% for perpetual NC8 notes.
  • Purchased notes will be cancelled, with settlement expected on October 30, 2026.


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