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Denver School Facilities Leasing Corporation Bonds

Denver School Facilities Leasing Corporation, founded in Denver, Colorado, focuses on providing financing solutions for school facility projects in Colorado. The company specializes in leasing and financing arrangements tailored for educational institutions, aiming to enhance the quality and accessibility of school facilities throughout the state.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
DENEDU 3.25% 2025-12-15 USDDenver School Facilities Leasing CorporationUnited States2025-12-153.2484.06
DENEDU 3.45% 2026-12-15 USDDenver School Facilities Leasing CorporationUnited States2026-12-153.4484.02
DENEDU 3.60% 2027-12-15 USDDenver School Facilities Leasing CorporationUnited States2027-12-153.5983.98
DENEDU 3.75% 2028-12-15 USDDenver School Facilities Leasing CorporationUnited States2028-12-153.7484.00
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Denver School Facilities Leasing Corporation issue history

Since its inception, Denver School Facilities Leasing Corporation has been active in the bond market, commencing its bond issuances to fund educational infrastructure in the early 2000s. Notable issuances include the 2010 series of revenue bonds, which supported the construction and renovation of multiple school facilities, with current yields offering competitive returns relative to industry standards. The corporation's bonds often feature tax-exempt statuses, enhancing their appeal to investors, and recent news highlights ongoing efforts to secure additional funding for expanding educational programs and facilities amidst increasing demand.