Hong Kong Airport Authority plans HK$15 billion bond sale

4 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 27

The Airport Authority has hired investment banks and aims to price the multi-tranche deal as early as Tuesday.
This marks the Authority's only public bond sale of the year, targeting at least $1.9 billion to tap the local debt market.
The move adds to a recent surge in Hong Kong dollar-denominated debt sales, reflecting increased activity in the city's financial markets.

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