Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 30
Shapoorji Unit markets high-yield debt offering to raise up to $1 billion
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 30

Shapoorji Unit markets high-yield debt offering to raise up to $1 billion

6 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 30
  • The Indian group is discussing the sale with investors including BlackRock and JPMorgan Chase, offering yields of at least 14%, according to people familiar with the matter.
  • Terms remain under negotiation and could still change as Shapoorji and Pallonji seeks fresh capital through the proposed bond issue.
  • The fundraising comes even after the country’s largest private credit borrower was allowed to delay repayment on existing debt, underscoring continuing pressure on its balance sheet.
Is a 14% yield enough for global giants to bet on a borrower that just delayed its other debt repayments?
Will the potential IPO of Tata Sons be the ultimate key that unlocks this high-risk, high-yield bond deal?