Renault Group has successfully issued dual-tranche Samurai bonds totaling ¥159 billion, with a retail tranche of ¥100 billion and an institutional tranche of ¥59 billion, both maturing in 2030 with a 3.02% coupon. This marks the first time Renault has launched a bond offering that includes both retail and institutional investors, highlighting its strong financial position and improved credit rating. The funds raised will support general corporate purposes and refinancing upcoming debt maturities. This issuance also reflects confidence from Japanese investors in Renault's strategic plan, futuREady, and benefits from favorable market conditions.
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