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Contact issues Australian $400m Green Medium Term Notes

Debt Issuance21 November 2023CENUtilities

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Tuesday 21 November 2023


Contact issues Australian $400m Green

Medium Term Notes


Contact Energy Limited (Contact) has today completed its inaugural issue of A$400 million

fixed rate green medium term notes under its new wholesale Australian Medium Term Note

(AMTN) programme. The notes carry a fixed coupon of 6.398% (with an issue margin to

benchmark of 170 bps) per annum and matures on 21 November 2030.


The proceeds from the new notes will be used by Contact for investment in green assets in

accordance with its Sustainable Finance Framework. Contact has $1.2 billion of renewable

generation currently under construction, with a significant pipeline of further potential

geothermal, wind, solar and battery investments and the planned retirement of thermal

generation.


The issuance was well subscribed and met Contacts objectives of providing additional

diversity into its debt investor base and establishing a presence in the Australian wholesale

market. The transaction was open to institutional investors only and has been rated BBB by

S&P Global Ratings.


Westpac Banking Corporation, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and MUFG Securities Asia

Limited acted as joint lead managers on the transaction.



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