POSCO Repays $358M in Dollar Bonds Early, Saving $31M in Interest Costs

According to industry sources, POSCO repaid approximately $358 million of its dollar-denominated bonds on July 15 through a debt tender offer, ahead of the original 2028 maturity. The 5.75% fixed-rate bonds, issued in 2023 with a total issue size of $1 billion, were redeemed about 18 months early. The steel company estimated the early repayment will save approximately $31 million in future interest expenses. POSCO funded the redemption using existing cash reserves without arranging new external financing.
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