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Published on 3/31/2022 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Malaysia International Shipping sells $1 billion notes in two parts

By Marisa Wong and Cristal Cody

Los Angeles, March 31 – Malaysia International Shipping Corp. Bhd. sold $1 billion of notes in two tranches on Wednesday, according to a market source.

The notes will be issued through MISC Capital Two (Labuan) Ltd.

A $400 million tranche of 3 5/8% notes due April 6, 2025 was priced with a spread of 115 basis points over Treasuries. Initial price talk was in the Treasuries plus 160 bps area.

A $600 million tranche of 3¾% notes due April 6, 2027 was priced with a spread of 135 bps over Treasuries. Initial price talk was in the Treasuries plus 180 bps area.

Citi, Standard Chartered Bank, Maybank and MUFG are the bookrunners.

The energy transportation and maritime services company is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Issuer:MISC Capital Two (Labuan) Ltd. (for Malaysia International Shipping Corp. Bhd.)
Amount:$1 billion
Issue:Notes
Maturity:April 6, 2027
Bookrunners:Citi, Standard Chartered Bank, Maybank and MUFG
Trade date:March 30
Settlement date:April 6
2025 notes
Amount:$400 million
Maturity:April 6, 2025
Coupon:3 5/8%
Spread:Treasuries plus 115 bps
Initial price talk:Treasuries plus 160 bps area
ISINs:US60475DAA90, USY6080GAA59
2027 notes
Amount:$600 million
Maturity:April 6, 2027
Coupon:3¾%
Spread:Treasuries plus 135 bps
Initial price talk:Treasuries plus 180 bps area
ISINs:US60475DAB73, USY6080GAB33

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