Electronic Arts' (EA) dollar-denominated debt to help fund the video game maker's buyout is being lapped up by investors, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing Trace data.

The company's 8.75% unsecured bond reached 104.25 cents on the dollar, while its 7.25% secured note hit up to 102.88 cents, as per Trace data, the report said.

Additionally, Electronic Arts' $6.13 billion term loan, which was priced at 98.50 cents, rose by a full cent by midday trading, according to the news outlet, citing people familiar with the matter.

The company did not immediately respond to MT Newswires' request for comment.

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