美的置業(03990.HK)附屬2022年公司債券(第三期)兩個品種票息定為4.5%和4.2%
格隆匯12月22日丨美的置業(03990.HK)公佈,公司間接全資附屬美的置業集團有限公司(“境內發行人”)在中國公開發行2022年面向專業投資者公開發行公司債券(第三期),發行規模不超過人民幣5億元,分為四年期和兩年期兩個品種,其中四年期品種隨附第二年末境內發行人調整票面利率選擇權和投資者回售選擇權,最終確定兩個品種的票面利率分別為4.50%和4.20%。
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