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United Phosphorus completes FCCB placement

Our Bureau

Mumbai , Oct. 2

UNITED Phosphorus Ltd said it has completed the placement of $ 70 million through foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) issued under the Swiss law.

The lead manager of the issue was Bank Julius Baer & Co Ltd.

The FCCBs consists of two series - Series A of $ 25 million compulsory convertible bonds of zero coupon.

They are compulsorily convertible into shares after 30 days priced at Rs 575 per share. The equity shares are not tradable for a period of 12 months from the date of conversion.

Series B is of $ 45 million plus a greenshoe option of $ 5 million optional convertible bond with a maturity of five years and one month. The issue price is 100 per cent and coupon 1.5 per cent. Redemption will be at a premium of 122 per cent.

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