Pernod Ricard plans euro-denominated undated deeply subordinated debt offering

By Public Technologies
  • Pernod Ricard plans to issue euro-denominated undated deeply subordinated notes under its EMTN programme.
  • A concurrent tender offer covers €4.7 billion of existing notes maturing between September 2027 and November 2032, conditional on successful issuance.
  • Acceptance for six series is capped at the new issuance’s principal amount less €600 million, subject to adjustment.
  • All validly tendered September 2027 Notes will be repurchased outside that cap, subject to successful issuance.
  • The tender closes October 27, 2026, at 4 p.m. Paris time; results are expected October 28.


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