Bending Spoons subsidiaries price upsized $1.8 billion senior secured notes offering

By Public Technologies
  • Bending Spoons’ wholly owned subsidiaries priced approximately $1.8 billion of senior secured notes, upsized from approximately $1.5 billion.
  • Bending Spoons US will issue $1.25 billion of 9.63% U.S. dollar-denominated senior secured notes due in 2032.
  • Bending Spoons Operations will issue €500 million of 8.63% euro-denominated senior secured notes due in 2032.
  • Both tranches are priced at 100% of principal; the parent will neither issue nor guarantee the notes.
  • Settlement is expected around November 4, 2026, with proceeds intended for future acquisitions, offering-related costs and general corporate purposes.


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