Bank of China Sydney Branch Issues Two Tranches of Notes, Set to List on HKEX on November 11
Deep News
Nov 10
On November 10, Bank of China Limited announced that its Sydney Branch, as the issuer, successfully issued two tranches of notes under its $40 billion Medium-Term Note Program.
The first tranche consists of $500 million floating-rate notes maturing in 2030, with the code 6014. The second tranche comprises RMB 2 billion fixed-rate notes maturing in 2028, carrying a coupon rate of 1.92%, with the code 85086.
The issuer has applied to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for the listing and trading of these notes. The listing will be restricted to professional investors as defined under Chapter 37 of the HKEX Listing Rules. The approval for listing and trading is expected to take effect on November 11, 2025.
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