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PT Freeport Indonesia Bonds

PT Freeport Indonesia, founded in 1967, operates in Papua, Indonesia, with a primary purpose of mining and processing copper and gold. The company is renowned for its Grasberg mine, one of the largest gold and copper deposits in the world, which significantly contributes to its revenue through the extraction and sale of these resources.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
FRIDPT 4.76% 2027-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2027-04-144.7634.36
FRIDPT 4.76% 2027-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2027-04-144.7634.29
FRIDPT 5.32% 2032-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2032-04-145.3154.89
FRIDPT 5.32% 2032-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2032-04-145.3154.88
FRIDPT 6.20% 2052-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2052-04-146.2006.02
FRIDPT 6.20% 2052-04-14 USDPT Freeport IndonesiaIndonesia2052-04-146.2006.02
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PT Freeport Indonesia issue history

Following its initial bond issuance in 2015, PT Freeport Indonesia has actively accessed the capital markets to support its operations and expansion projects. Notably, the company issued a $500 million bond in 2019 to refinance existing debt and fund capital expenditures. As of 2023, their bonds yield competitively within the mining sector, often noted for their solid credit rating. Recent reports highlight their plans for new issuances aimed at further enhancing operational capacities while maintaining strategic fiscal discipline.