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Detroit Edison Co Bonds

Detroit Edison Co, founded in 1903 and headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, is a prominent utility company delivering electricity to residential and commercial customers in Southeast Michigan. The company operates as a subsidiary of DTE Energy, providing reliable energy services while focusing on sustainable practices and community engagement.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
DTE 3.95% 2042-06-15 USDDetroit Edison CoUnited States2042-06-153.9505.12
DTE 4.50% 2041-09-01 USDDetroit Edison CoUnited States2041-09-014.5005.40
DTE 5.45% 2035-02-15 USDDetroit Edison CoUnited States2035-02-155.4504.92
DTE 5.70% 2037-10-01 USDDetroit Edison CoUnited States2037-10-015.7004.97
DTE 6.63% 2036-06-01 USDDetroit Edison CoUnited States2036-06-016.6254.84
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Detroit Edison Co issue history

Detroit Edison has a long-standing history of bond issuances, with its first securities dating back to the 1920s. Notably, in 2021, the company launched a $600 million green bond offering to finance renewable energy projects, reflecting its commitment to sustainability. Currently, yields on its bonds are competitive within the utility sector, typically ranging between 3.5% and 4.0%, depending on maturity. The bonds often include unique features such as call options, allowing for potential refinancing in favorable conditions, which can be attractive to investors seeking flexibility.