ZetaDisplay Sets Expiration for Bond Tender Offer Announcement

ZetaDisplay Announces Tender Offer Expiration Date
ZetaDisplay announces expiration date for tender offer
On March 14, ZetaDisplay AB (publ) revealed a significant update regarding its financial strategy. The Company is moving forward with plans for the issuance of new SEK denominated senior secured bonds, termed the "New Bonds." As part of this initiative, they are extending an offer to holders of their existing senior secured bonds, known by ISIN SE0018742488, to tender these bonds for cash purchase.
Details of the Tender Offer
Holders of the existing bonds are given the opportunity to submit their bonds for purchase at a price of 102.325% plus any accrued but unpaid interest. This tender offer is detailed in the Tender Information Document released on the same day.
Expiration and Settlement Timeline
The timeline for the offer is quite clear. The Tender Offer is set to expire on March 21, coinciding with the conclusion of the book-building process for the New Bonds. Following this, the settlement for the tender transactions is anticipated to occur on April 4. However, it’s crucial to note that this tender offer is contingent upon the successful issuance of the New Bonds and adherence to the conditions laid out in the Tender Information Document.
Role of Dealer Managers
ZetaDisplay has appointed reputable institution to facilitate this process effectively. The dealer managers for this tender offer include:
Nordea: For any inquiries or support, interested parties can reach out to their dedicated email at NordeaLiabilityManagement@nordea.com.
Pareto Securities: For assistance, they can be contacted via email at PSBondIssue.se@paretosec.com.
Company Contact Information
For additional inquiries or detailed information on this tender offer and the new bonds, ZetaDisplay encourages communication with their leadership team:
Anders Olin, President & CEO
Mobile: +46 076-101 14 88
Email: anders.olin@zetadisplay.com
Claes Pedersen, CFO
Mobile: +45 23-68 86 58
Email: claes.pedersen@zetadisplay.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the tender offer by ZetaDisplay?
The tender offer is designed to facilitate the repurchase of existing senior secured bonds in connection with the issuance of new bonds.
When does the tender offer expire?
The tender offer is set to expire on March 21, coinciding with the closing of the book building process for the new bonds.
How much will bondholders receive when they tender their bonds?
Bondholders who participate in the tender offer will receive a price of 102.325% of the bond's face value, plus any accrued interest.
Who are the dealer managers for this tender offer?
The dealer managers appointed for this tender offer are Nordea and Pareto Securities.
Who can I contact for more information regarding the tender offer?
For more details, you can contact Anders Olin or Claes Pedersen via the provided contact information.
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