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Brazil Sells $2.25 Billion in Sustainable 2033 Bond, Reopens 2035 Issue

Proceeds target eligible green and social spending to bolster the sovereign dollar curve.

Overview

  • The sale included $1.5 billion of the Global 2033 Sustainable bond at a 5.75% yield with a 5.5% coupon.
  • The Treasury added $750 million to the Global 2035, lifting the outstanding amount to $4.5 billion.
  • Investor orders reached about $6.7 billion, roughly three times the offer, from more than 150 buyers with 74% allocated to Europe and North America.
  • Funds will be allocated under Brazil’s sovereign sustainable-bond framework to environmental and social outlays and to pre-finance or refinance external public-debt maturities.
  • Officials said the operation seeks to increase liquidity along the dollar curve and provide a pricing reference for corporates, with Citibank, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs leading the deal and settlement set for November 14.