SES has reported Q2 results ahead of lowered expectations, with revenue supported by accelerating government services. However the company is yet to provide FY25 guidance for the combined business, following the Intelsat merger close on 17 July. This is expected with the Q3 results, leaving a degree of uncertainty until then. In this Quick Take, we review the Q2 numbers and estimate the FY25 guidance as implied by the (reiterated) standalone guidance.
SES is taking advantage of favorable market conditions to offer 5-year and 8-year of benchmark senior notes. The bond issue will help to fully address the long-term funding of the $ 4.6bn (€ 4.2bn) Intelsat acquisition, by replacing in all or in part the € 1.07bn bridge loan that was raised prior to the deal (closing expected in H2 2025). Based on the existing curve, we would derive yields of c. 3.9% on the new 5-year notes and 4.5% on the new 8-year notes. Given the risk entailed with the Intel...
SES is taking advantage of favorable market conditions to offer 5-year and 8-year of benchmark senior notes. The bond issue will help to fully address the long-term funding of the $ 4.6bn (€ 4.2bn) Intelsat acquisition, by replacing in all or in part the € 1.07bn bridge loan that was raised prior to the deal (closing expected in H2 2025). Based on the existing curve, we would derive yields of c. 3.9% on the new 5-year notes and 4.5% on the new 8-year notes. Given the risk entailed with the Intel...
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