India New Issue-GIC Housing Finance to issue multiple tenor bonds, bankers say

Reuters11-14
India New Issue-GIC Housing Finance to issue multiple tenor bonds, bankers say

MUMBAI, Nov 14 (Reuters) - India's GIC Housing Finance GICH.NS plans to raise 6 billion rupees ($71.11 million), which includes a greenshoe option of 1 billion rupees, through the sale of bonds maturing in 19 months and 21 months, three bankers said on Thursday.

It will pay an annual coupon of 8.25% and 8.28%, respectively, and has invited bids for the issue on Tuesday, they said.

The coupon rate shall be increased by 25 basis points for every notch downgrade in the credit rating.

The company did not immediately reply to a Reuters email seeking comment.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on Nov. 14:

Issuer

Tenure

Coupon (in %)

Issue size (in bln rupees)*

Bidding date

Rating

GIC Housing Finance

19 months

8.25

2.50 + 0.50

Nov. 19

AA+ (Crisil, Icra)

GIC Housing Finance

21 months

8.28

2.50 + 0.50

Nov. 19

AA+ (Crisil, Icra)

DME Development

10 years

To be decided

10

To be decided

AAA (Crisil, Careedge)

DCB Bank

10 years

9.20

4

Nov. 14

AA- (Crisil)

NHB

10 years

7.14

38.30

Nov. 14

AAA (India Ratings)

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 84.3770 Indian rupees)

(Reporting by Dharamraj DhutiaEditing by Eileen Soreng)

((Dharamraj.dhutia@tr.com))

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