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Electronic Arts Inc. develops, markets, publishes, and delivers games, content, and services for game consoles, PCs, and mobile phones worldwide. It develops and publishes games and services across various genres, such as sports, racing, first-person...
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EA buyout debt draws $25 billion in orders as banks navigate volatile markets
Investing.com -- Investor demand for Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ:EA) nearly $15 billion debt offering has reached approximately $25 billion, a sign of resilient appetite for large-scale buyouts even as Wall Street banks struggle with a "white-knuckle" credit environment.
Electronic Arts $15 Billion Debt Sale Draws $25 Billion Demand
Investors have placed about $9 billion of orders for a roughly $4 billion leveraged loan sale tied to the deal that a JPMorgan Chase & Co.-led bank group launched earlier this week, according to people with knowledge of the matter. There’s also growing interest in the junk-bond portion of the financing, which is expected to hit the market as soon as next week. Demand for a $4.75 billion secured bond has reached about $9 billion, said the people, who asked not to be identified because they’re not authorized to speak publicly.
Electronic Arts launches leveraged loan backing largest LBO debt deal since financial crisis
Electronic Arts officially kicked off marketing for the debt financing backing its LBO with a launch on March 16 of the cross-border loan deal totaling $5.75 billion. It is part of the largest LBO debt-financing package since the Global Financial Crisis. In addition to the $4 billion and €1.531 billion ($1.75 billion) term loan B tranches launched today, financing for the deal will include a $3.25 billion term loan A, $6.5 billion of other dollar and euro secured debt, and $2.5 billion of unsecu
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Back-to-back Qualtrics, EA debt sales to test debt investors' appetites in volatile market
A group of banks led by JPMorgan Chase plans to market a debt package tied to software firm Qualtrics' purchase of peer Press Ganey Forsta after concluding a debt sale for the take-private of game publisher Electronic Arts, according to two people familiar with the matter. JPMorgan is the lead banker on both transactions, seen as a test case by bankers for how future leveraged finance transactions navigate the market volatility that has hit the technology sector, they said. The group launched the sale of a $5.75 billion cross-border loan to finance EA's leveraged buyout on Monday, with an aim to close that deal by end of day March 23 before it negotiates pricing for the Qualtrics debt, one of the people familiar said.