Group 1 - Berkshire Hathaway issued a total of 210.1 billion yen (approximately 1.4 billion USD) in yen-denominated bonds, with borrowing costs lower than previous transactions [1] - The issuance includes four tranches of senior unsecured bonds registered with the SEC, with maturities ranging from 3 to 15 years, totaling over 90 billion yen from the previous issuance in April [1] - The largest tranche, a 3-year bond, was priced at a spread of 48 basis points over the TONA benchmark, compared to 70 basis points for the previous issuance, indicating improved market sentiment since April [1] Group 2 - Berkshire Hathaway has been a frequent issuer in the Japanese bond market since its first issuance six years ago and is now the largest foreign issuer of yen bonds [2] - The latest transaction has sparked speculation that the company may increase its investments in Japanese stocks, particularly in major trading companies like Mitsubishi Corporation and Itochu Corporation [2] - The company's yen financing operations are closely monitored by investors due to the potential use of the funds for acquiring additional shares in these enterprises [2]
伯克希尔哈撒韦(BRK.A.US)年内二次发行日元债!规模逾2100亿日元 或为加码在日投资