United Rentals prices $2.5 billion senior debt offering

By Public Technologies
  • United Rentals priced a $2.5 billion Senior Notes offering through its North American subsidiary, marking the subsidiary's inaugural investment-grade debt issuance.
  • Tranches include $700 million of 5.55% Senior Notes due 2029; $800 million of 5.75% Senior Notes due 2031.
  • A further $1 billion of 6.2% Senior Notes matures in 2036.
  • Expected net proceeds total approximately $2.48 billion.
  • Proceeds will repay the senior secured term loan in full, with remaining funds for general corporate purposes, including reducing other borrowings.


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