These are entities which announced debt listing confirmations in Singapore on Friday, 22 April 2022: TSMC Arizona Corp., Taixing Jinjiang Investment Co. and Liangshan Development (Holdings).
TSMC Arizona
TSMC Arizona said Friday its US$1 billion 4.50 percent notes due 2052 (ISIN code: US872898AJ06) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the chipmaker said in a filing to SGX.
TSMC Arizona is a subsidiary of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC; construction of TSMC Arizona’s planned 12-inch wafer foundry in Arizona, United States, began in mid-2021. In February 2022, Nikkei Asia reported, citing sources, the construction was three to six months being schedule.
TSMC Arizona
TSMC Arizona said Friday its US$1 billion 4.25 percent notes due 2032 (ISIN code: US872898AH40) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the chipmaker said in a filing to SGX.
TSMC Arizona is a subsidiary of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC; construction of TSMC Arizona’s planned 12-inch wafer foundry in Arizona, United States, began in mid-2021. In February 2022, Nikkei Asia reported, citing sources, the construction was three to six months being schedule.
TSMC Arizona
TSMC Arizona said Friday its US$1 billion 3.875 percent notes due 2027 (ISIN code: US872898AF83) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the chipmaker said in a filing to SGX.
TSMC Arizona is a subsidiary of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC; construction of TSMC Arizona’s planned 12-inch wafer foundry in Arizona, United States, began in mid-2021. In February 2022, Nikkei Asia reported, citing sources, the construction was three to six months being schedule.
TSMC Arizona
TSMC Arizona said Friday its US$500 million 4.125 percent notes due 2029 (ISIN code: US872898AG66) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the chipmaker said in a filing to SGX.
TSMC Arizona is a subsidiary of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC; construction of TSMC Arizona’s planned 12-inch wafer foundry in Arizona, United States, began in mid-2021. In February 2022, Nikkei Asia reported, citing sources, the construction was three to six months being schedule.
Liangshan Development (Holdings)
Liangshan Development (Holdings) said Friday its US$204 million 6.5 percent notes due 2025 (ISIN code: XS2470873626) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the entity said in a filing to SGX.
China-based Liangshan Development (Holdings), or LSID, is Liangshan prefecture’s investment and financing platform; it manages state-owned assets such as mineral products and hydroelectricity, as well as public-welfare projects such as roads, schools and other infrastructure projects, according to Fitch Ratings.
Taixing Jinjiang Investment Co.
Taixing Jinjiang Investment Co. said Friday its US$30 million 3.5 percent credit-enhanced bonds due 2025 (ISIN code: XS2459125527) would be listed on SGX’s bond market on Monday.
The notes, which will trade in U.S. dollars, will be in denomination of US$200,000, which is also the minimum board lot size, the company said in a filing to SGX.
Taixing Jinjiang Investment is a China-based special purpose vehicle (SPV) listed as being involved in finance and insurance.
