EQT launched a cash tender offer to buy back certain outstanding senior notes, capped at a USD 1.15 billion aggregate purchase price. The offer includes a USD 0.4 billion sub-cap for its 3.9% senior notes due 2027. It also includes a USD 0.75 billion sub-cap covering its 6.375%, 4.5% and 5% senior notes due 2029. EQT said it expects any notes purchased in the tender offer to be retired.
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