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Issuing 250 billion yen in hybrid bonds to repay acquisition loans increases debt and financial burden.
Sumitomo Forestry will issue hybrid corporate bonds totaling around 250 billion yen. The proceeds will be used to partially repay loans raised for the acquisition of major US homebuilder Tri Pointe Homes, which cost about 650 billion yen. The issuance will consist of three tranches: 35-year NC5, 37-year NC7, and 40-year NC10, with terms to be set as early as the beginning of September. In addition to the bonds, the company is also considering a hybrid loan, with total fundraising from both instruments expected to reach 350 billion yen.
Issuing 250 billion yen in hybrid bonds to repay acquisition loans increases debt and financial burden.
Acquisition financing news may affect Tri Pointe Homes indirectly, but no direct impact stated.