3:00 Friday vs 3:00 Thursday
2yr 99-12 vs 99-17+; 4.079% vs 3.990%
5yr 98-09 vs 98-29; 4.256% vs 4.119%
10yr 98-08 vs 99-10; 4.594% vs 4.459%
30yr 98-01+ vs 99-25+; 5.127% vs 5.011%
2/10 51.293 bps vs 46.701 bps
5/30 86.919 bps vs 89.036 bps
3:00 Friday vs 3:00 Thursday
2yr 99-12 vs 99-17+; 4.079% vs 3.990%
5yr 98-09 vs 98-29; 4.256% vs 4.119%
10yr 98-08 vs 99-10; 4.594% vs 4.459%
30yr 98-01+ vs 99-25+; 5.127% vs 5.011%
2/10 51.293 bps vs 46.701 bps
5/30 86.919 bps vs 89.036 bps
McEwen Copper (MUX.TO, MUX) on Thursday said it retained Societe Generale to act as its sole financial advisor in connection with project debt financing of the company's Los Azules copper project in Argentina.Societe Generale will lead the structuring and arrangement of a senior debt package to fund the construction of the project. Its scope of work spans both preparatory and implementation phases and includes development of the financing strategy; coordination of lenders' technical, market, environmental and social, insurance, audit and tax due diligence; preparation of the lenders' information package; and assistance with the negotiation."Bringing Societe Generale on board marks a significant step in advancing Los Azules toward construction," said Michael Meding, managing director of McEwen Copper. "Societe Generale's global project finance platform and long-standing relationships with the export credit agency, multilateral and commercial banking community make them an ideal partner to help us assemble a robust, competitively priced debt package for one of the world's largest undeveloped copper projects."Shares of the company closed down $1.59 to $33.91 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
3:00 Thursday vs 3:00 Wednesday2yr 99-17+ vs 99-18; 3.990% vs 3.988%5yr 98-29 vs 98-27; 4.119% vs 4.128%10yr 99-10 vs 99-05; 4.459% vs 4.478%30yr 99-25+ vs 95-14; 5.011% vs 5.045%2/10 46.701 bps vs 48.902 bps5/30 89.036 bps vs 91.576 bps
Badger Infrastructure Solutions (BDGI.TO) closed a private-placement offering of $300 million aggregate principal amount of 5.375% senior unsecured notes due May 14, 2031, the company said on Thursday.The company will use proceeds to repay indebtedness under its credit facilities, including its term facility."We are very pleased with the strong support from our new Canadian fixed income investors in our inaugural note offering," said Rob Dawson, Badger's Chief Financial Officer. "With this successful financing complete, Badger remains well positioned to continue its strategy of investing for growth while maintaining a strong balance sheet."The company's shares were last seen up $1.19 to $82.11 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.Price: $82.05, Change: $+1.13, Percent Change: +1.40%