AIB Group plc Announces Results of Cash Tender Offer with Interest Payment and Debt Repayment for Senior Notes

Reuters
16 May
AIB Group plc Announces Results of Cash Tender Offer with Interest Payment and Debt Repayment for Senior Notes

AIB Group plc has announced the results of its cash tender offer for its outstanding Fixed-to-Floating Rate Senior Notes due 2026. The offer, initially announced on May 8, 2025, has resulted in a tender of U.S. $469,492,000 worth of notes, leaving a principal amount of U.S. $280,508,000 outstanding. The total consideration for the tendered notes is U.S. $1,011.30 per note. Additionally, noteholders will receive a cash payment for accrued and unpaid interest up to the Settlement Date, expected around May 19, 2025. Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC served as the Dealer Manager, with Goodbody Stockbrokers UC as the Structuring Adviser and Kroll Issuer Services Limited as the Information and Tender Agent.

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