MTR Corporation Ltd. (MTRJY), a majority government-owned public transport operator and property developer in Hong Kong, on Wednesday said it has priced a HKD 18.8 billion corporate green bond, structured in three tranches with maturities of 5, 10 and 30 years.
The offering marks the company's inaugural Hong Kong dollar public bond issuance and the largest bond transaction in the HKD market, with each tranche also representing the largest for its respective tenor.
The issuance includes a HKD 8.3 billion 5-year tranche priced at a 2.88% coupon, a HKD 7.5 billion 10-year tranche at 3.30%, and a HKD 3 billion 30-year tranche at 4.00%.
The company intends to use the proceeds from the issuance to finance eligible green investments under its sustainable finance framework.
MTR said the transaction drew strong demand from institutional investors, with the order book exceeding HKD 60 billion at its peak, more than three times the issue size. The 30-year tranche saw particularly strong interest from long-term investors, including retirement fund managers.
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