Adani Abbot Point Terminal (AAPT) launched an up to A$75 million (US$57.5 million) buyback offer to holders of its domestic fixed-rate notes on August 9. The bonds, which were issued as a A$500 million line in October 2013, according to KangaNews data, are set to mature on November 1 2018 and were originally priced at 225 basis points over semi-quarterly swap. The offer invites bondholders to offer to tender their notes for purchase with a maximum purchase spread of 635 basis points.

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