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Goodrich Corp Bonds

Goodrich Corp, founded in 1870 and headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, specializes in innovative aerospace components and systems. The company plays a crucial role in the global aerospace industry by providing advanced materials and equipment for aircraft manufacturers and commercial airlines.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
GR 6.80% 2036-07-01 USDGoodrich CorpUnited States2036-07-016.8005.21
GR 6.80% 2036-07-01 USDGoodrich CorpUnited States2036-07-016.8005.21
GR 7.00% 2038-04-15 USDGoodrich CorpUnited States2038-04-157.0005.22
GR 7.10% 2027-11-15 USDGoodrich CorpUnited States2027-11-157.1004.24
GR 7.38% 2046-12-10 USDGoodrich CorpUnited States2046-12-107.3755.84
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Goodrich Corp issue history

Goodrich Corp has a notable history of bond issuances, beginning in the 1980s as it sought to finance expansion and technology development. A significant issuance occurred in 2005, where the company raised $1 billion in senior notes, contributing to its strategic growth initiatives. As of October 2023, Goodrich's bonds offer competitive yields of approximately 4.5%, aligning closely with industry averages but displaying slightly higher risk due to its specialized market. The company’s bonds are also known for their callable features, allowing it flexibility in managing debt as market conditions evolve.