⁍ Galaxy Pipeline Assets, owned by a consortium of investors, started marketing a three-part dollar bond.

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⁍ The amortizing bonds are split into three tranches ranging from seven and a half to 20 years.

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⁍ They are being marketed with initial price guidance ranging from around 1.875% to 3.375%.

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– Galaxy Pipeline Assets, a consortium of investors that took a stake in Abu Dhabi ADNOC’s gas pipeline assets, started marketing a three-part dollar bond Tuesday, a document showed. The amortizing bonds are split into three tranches ranging from seven and a half to 20 years, according to the document issued by one of the banks leading the deal and seen by Reuters. They are being marketed with initial price guidance ranging from around 1.875% to 3.375%. The issuer is owned by a consortium of investors including GIP, Brookfield, Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, and European gas infrastructure owner and operator SNAM, which bought a stake in ADNOC’s gas pipeline assets earlier this year.