The Shapoorji Pallonji Group has successfully raised $3.3 billion through a high-yielding debt issue, marking one of the largest private credit fundraises in India this year. The funds will be used to redeem existing non-convertible debentures and to support the group's diverse business ventures.
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SP Group raised $3.34 billion (₹28,500 crore) through the bond issue.
The non-convertible bonds offered an annual yield of 19.75%.
Ares, Farallon, Cerberus Capital Management, and Davidson Kempner are likely to subscribe to roughly $400 million each, while Deutsche Bank could subscribe to about $300 million.
The proceeds will be used primarily to redeem NCDs issued by SP Group's Sterling Investment Corp. Ltd. to Ares and Farallon, totaling around $2.4 billion. The remainder will go toward redeeming a part of Goswami Infratech's NCDs.
The structure includes a most-favoured-nation (MFN) clause and a step-up provision. The MFN clause ensures that any future borrowings at a higher coupon require the existing facility to match the higher rate. The step-up provision means any covenant breach would trigger an increase in coupon payments.
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