(Bloomberg) -- Telefonica SA, Spain's biggest
telephone company, raised 30 billion yen ($247 million) selling
yen-denominated bonds in Japan for the first time.
Telefonica, based in Madrid, sold 15 billion yen of five-year
bonds which will pay interest of 2.11 percent, according to data
compiled by Bloomberg. The company also sold 15 billion yen of
floating-rate notes with the same maturity.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
telephone company, raised 30 billion yen ($247 million) selling
yen-denominated bonds in Japan for the first time.
Telefonica, based in Madrid, sold 15 billion yen of five-year
bonds which will pay interest of 2.11 percent, according to data
compiled by Bloomberg. The company also sold 15 billion yen of
floating-rate notes with the same maturity.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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