PhosAgro may issue Eurobonds
As PhosAgro Deputy CEO for finance and international projects, Alexander Sharabaika reports, by November 2021, PhosAgro may decide to place Eurobonds of $500 million to refinance its debt of $350 million.
According to his statement, the company is also concerning the possibility of debt refinancing by raising a bank syndicated loan.
“We are considering several options of debt refinancing, one of which is the placement of Eurobonds. We will make a decision based on price trends,” said Alexander Sharabaika, noting that a decision on Eurobonds can be made before November this year.
Alexander Sharabaika explained that the company needs to refinance $350 million, while the minimum placement amount is $500 million.
“We don’t need significant influence, therefore it’s unlikely that the placement amount may be higher,” he said.
Source: TASS
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