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Wee Hur Holdings issues $30m notes due 2030

The notes are expected to mature in December 2025 and will be consolidated with the firm’s existing $175m.

Wee Hur Holdings Ltd. priced $30m fixed term notes with a principal amount of 4.80% due 2030, pursuant to its $500m multicurrency medium term programme.

The notes are expected to be issued on 1 December 2025 and will be consolidated for a single series with the existing $175m 4.80%, Wee Hur said in a bourse filing. 
 
The net proceeds of the notes issue will be used by the company to finance its existing borrowings, investments, or acquisitions, it added.

DBS Bank Ltd. and United Overseas Bank Limited have been appointed as the joint global coordinators, lead managers, and bookrunners for the notes. 
 

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