Lafarge Places a EUR750m Bond
Lafarge placed, under its EMTN1 program, a EUR750 million bond with a 7-year and 5-month maturity and fixed annual coupon of 7.625%.
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Lafarge placed, under its EMTN1 program, a EUR750 million bond with a 7-year and 5-month maturity and fixed annual coupon of 7.625%.
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