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SmartCentres Prices $450M Debt Offering; Morningstar DBRS Provides Rating

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust priced a debt offering totaling $450 million. This included $300 million in 4.795% Series AE senior unsecured debentures, maturing on January 15, 2032, and an additional $150 million in Series AC senior unsecured debentures, maturing on June 12, 2029. Morningstar DBRS provided a provisional credit rating for the offering, which was managed by a syndicate of agents including Scotiabank and CIBC Capital Markets.

From simcoereformer.ca

Why it matters

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The successful issuance of the debentures allows SmartCentres to secure $450 million in debt for corporate purposes. The provisional credit rating from Morningstar DBRS is a key factor in the placement of the debt instruments.

From simcoereformer.ca

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  • SmartCentresSpeculative

    SmartCentres could use the secured debt to fund corporate purposes and refinancing.

  • Morningstar DBRSSpeculative

    Morningstar DBRS might increase its service revenue from providing the provisional credit rating.

  • RBC Capital Markets could earn fees by participating in the debenture offering.

  • CIBC Capital Markets could earn fees by participating in the debenture offering.

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