Adani Abbot Point Terminal (AAPT) has revealed the results of its offer to buy back its domestic fixed-rate notes. According to a December 8 announcement, out of the A$85 million offered the issuer will retire A$32.3 million (US$23.9 million) of its November 2018 domestic bonds. The company received an aggregate nominal amount of tenders in excess of A$100 million and the minimum purchase spread was set at 365 basis points over swap.

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