POSCO Reports Early Tender Results for $400 Million Note Buyback
South Korean steel giant POSCO has received tenders for $358.2 million of its 5.750% notes due in 2028, nearing the company's $400 million maximum acceptance target. The early participation window closed July 14, marking a significant step in the firm’s strategy to consolidate its outstanding debt obligations.

The company confirmed that valid tenders for the notes were submitted by the early deadline, effectively ending withdrawal rights for those participants. Investors who met the early cutoff are eligible for an additional premium of $50 per $1,000 in principal, alongside accrued interest payments. POSCO intends to cancel all notes successfully purchased through this offer once the process concludes.
For investors who missed the initial window, a late tender period remains open until July 29. However, these late participants will not qualify for the early tender premium. If the total volume of late tenders pushes the aggregate amount beyond the $400 million cap, the company will apply a pro-rata scaling process to determine final acceptance. The firm expects to settle the early transactions by July 20, with final settlements scheduled for July 31.
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