GM Issues $2.25 Billion In New Senior Unsecured Notes
The debut will be used to finance or refinance projects.
Read More »The debut will be used to finance or refinance projects.
Read More »Substantial growth in income on slightly lower revenue.
Read More »Through October, The General has paid back $9.1 billion of the $16 billion it borrowed.
Read More »GM must also invest $12 million in community development in Ohio.
Read More »By issuing $4 billion of unsecured notes maturing in 2023, 2025 and 2027.
Read More »Further strengthening the automaker's liquidity position.
Read More »GM recently drew down $16 billion in available credit to ride out COVID-19.
Read More »It's not a bad time to get a good deal on a new GM product.
Read More »New car prices and monthly car prices are also increasing.
Read More »The notes will be worth a total of $2.1 billion due from 2021 to 2049.
Read More »The proceeds of the notes will be used to various corporate purposes.
Read More »Last year, one-third of auto loans were subprime.
Read More »The swap is one of many potential factors in GM's South Korean restructuring efforts.
Read More »The debt will be used to pay for pension obligations associated with the sold Opel division.
Read More »The automaker will issue $3 billion worth of unsecured notes.
Read More »The notes are of 20 and 30 years in length, maturing in 2036 and 2046.
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