CNH Industrial Capital Canada prices Cdn$550 million notes offering

By Public Technologies
  • CNH Industrial Capital Canada priced a private placement of Cdn$200 million 4.00% notes due Sept. 25, 2028.
  • It also priced Cdn$350 million 4.40% notes due Sept. 25, 2030.
  • Proceeds will support general funds, working capital, asset purchases in the ordinary course, debt repayment as due.
  • Notes will be senior unsecured obligations, guaranteed by CNH Industrial Capital, CNH Industrial Capital America, New Holland Credit.
  • Closing is expected Sept. 25, 2026.


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