Verizon Launches Private Exchange Offers for 10 Series of Notes in Major Debt Transaction

Reuters
12 Jun
Verizon Launches Private Exchange Offers for 10 Series of Notes in Major Debt Transaction

Verizon Communications Inc. has announced the commencement of two related transactions to repurchase 10 series of its outstanding notes. The first transaction involves private exchange offers, where Verizon will exchange old notes for newly issued debt securities. The second transaction consists of cash offers to purchase any and all of each series of the old notes. These transactions are subject to the terms and conditions outlined in their respective offer documents dated June 12, 2025. Verizon has set a $2.5 billion cap on the aggregate principal amount of the new notes it will issue, although it retains the option to waive or increase this cap.

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