Piedmont Realty Trust plans USD 200 million exchangeable senior notes offering

By Public Technologies
  • Piedmont Realty Trust’s operating partnership launched a private offering of USD 200 million exchangeable senior notes due 2031.
  • Initial purchasers can buy up to an additional USD 30 million of notes within 13 days, taking potential issuance to USD 230 million.
  • Proceeds earmarked to redeem outstanding 9.250% senior notes due 2028, including make-whole premium, using cash and credit-line borrowings.
  • Up to about USD 50 million of net proceeds slated for a concurrent privately negotiated repurchase of common shares.


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