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After a roadshow in the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Den Haag), Germany (Francfurt) and France (Paris), SAGESS has launched on October 13, 2016 a new 12 years bond issue (October 20, 2028 maturity). This new 600 million bond issue has been mainly invested by french investors.
On October 19, 2016, Standard & Poor's gave SAGESS a credit rating of AA to the bond issue of 600 M€ due 20 October 2028.
After a roadshow in England (London), Netherlands (Utrecht and Rotterdam), Germany (Francfort and Stuttgart) and France (Paris), SAGESS has announced on January 26, 2016 and launched the next day a new 7 year bond issue (May 23, 2023 maturity).
On January 29, 2016, Standard & Poor's gave SAGESS a credit rating of AA to the bond issue of 600 M€ due 25th May 2023.
After a roadshow in China (Beijing), Germany (Francfurt and Munchen), Netherlands (Den Haag and Amsterdam) and France (Paris), SAGESS has announced on September 14 and launched the next day a new 500M€ bond issue with a 12 year maturity (due October, 25 2027).
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Following a roadshow to meet investors in Finland, Germany and Paris, SAGESS has successfully launched a new 12-year bond issue on 27 February 2013. In spite of difficult market conditions linked to the Italian elections, the quality of the marketing and the preparation of this issue has allowed SAGESS to close the deal with books in excesss of € 1.3 bn.
Following a roadshow to meet investors in London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Paris, SAGESS has successfully launched a new 7-year bond issue on October 15, 2012. This new issue amounts to € 700 millions at 1.75% coupon.
The strong marketing support has allowed SAGESS to close the deal with books in excess of € 1.9 bn.
On January 18, 2012, SAGESS successfully issued a dual tranche 5-year and 12-year bond. Total issue amounts to € 1 100 millions.