Unilever Raises €1.5 Billion in Bond Offering to Support Long-Term Strategy
Unilever Capital Corporation has completed a €1.5 billion bond issuance without market stabilisation measures, marking a strategic financing move by the beauty and personal care giant. The post Unilever Raises €1.5 Billion in Bond Offering to Support Long-Term Strategy appeared first on Global Cosmetics News.
THE WHAT? Unilever Capital Corporation has completed a €1.5 billion bond issuance without market stabilisation measures, marking a strategic financing move by the beauty and personal care giant.
THE DETAILS Unilever Capital Corp, backed by Unilever PLC and Unilever United States Inc., issued two tranches of senior unsecured notes: €700 million over five years and €800 million over ten years. Managed by Mizuho, Santander, Goldman Sachs, and BofA Securities, the offering concluded on June 20 with no post-stabilisation activity required.
The bond issuance comes at a time when Unilever continues to restructure its business and focus on core growth categories, including beauty and personal care. While no specific use of proceeds has been disclosed, such debt offerings typically support refinancing, working capital needs, or investments in brand development and supply chain.
THE WHY? The €1.5 billion raise gives Unilever added financial flexibility amid portfolio realignments and continued competition in the beauty and personal care sector. With no stabilisation required, investor demand appeared strong—a signal of confidence in the group’s credit and strategic direction.
Source: London Stock Exchange
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