-- 根据周五提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件，Scentre Group（ASX：SCG）已完成对2030年到期的不可赎回次级债券的13.1亿澳元要约收购，其中约11.7亿澳元成功投标。 结算日期定于5月5日，之后公司计划按面值赎回剩余债券。根据文件，赎回后预计流动资金约为32亿澳元。 文件还补充道，公司维持其2026年运营资金目标，即每份债券至少0.2373澳元，相当于至少4%的年增长率；同时预计分红将增长4%，达到每份债券0.1843澳元。
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