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AT&T closes €4.1 billion, £550 million global notes offering

AT&T closes €4.1 billion, £550 million global notes offering

ReutersReuters2026/08/04 16:10
  • AT&T closed a multi-tranche Global Notes offering on Aug. 3, 2026, raising €4.1 billion, £550 million.
  • Issuance included 3.6% notes due 2030, 4.15% due 2034, 4.55% due 2038.
  • Longer-dated tranches included 5.05% notes due 2045, 7.05% notes due 2052.


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