Ukraine raised $3 billion on Monday through the placement of a 15-year dollar-denominated eurobond with a yield of 7.375 percent, a source close to the deal said, according to Reuters.
The source said nearly 400 investors participated in the deal, Ukraine's first issuance since a 2015 restructuring, with orders of around $10 billion, Reuters said.
As UNIAN learnt from its source on the Ukrainian financial market, the securities will fall due on September 25, 2032.
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According to Ukraine's tentative eurobond issue prospectus, the country is due to repay $64.196 billion on foreign and domestic debts in the next five years. In particular, $10.935 billion is due in 2018, $11.555 billion in 2019, $13.705 billion in 2020, $14.080 billion in 2021, and $13.931 billion in 2022.