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Timken Co. Bonds

The Timken Company, founded in 1899 and based in North Canton, Ohio, specializes in manufacturing engineered bearings and alloy steel. Timken serves a wide range of industries, providing high-performance solutions that enhance the efficiency and reliability of machinery and equipment.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
TKR 3.88% - USDTimken Co.United States—3.87511.98
TKR 4.13% 2032-04-01 USDTimken Co.United States2032-04-014.1254.61
TKR 4.13% 2034-05-23 EURTimken Co.United States2034-05-234.1253.94
TKR 4.50% 2028-12-15 USDTimken Co.United States2028-12-154.5004.10
TKR 6.88% 2028-05-08 USDTimken Co.United States2028-05-086.8754.15
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Company overview and issue history are AI generated, and should not be cited or relied on without verification.

Timken Co. issue history

Timken first issued bonds in 1997, establishing a track record of accessing the capital markets to fund growth and operational improvements. A notable issuance occurred in 2021, when the company raised $500 million through a 10-year bond offering, which garnered significant interest due to its attractive yield in a low-rate environment compared to industry peers. As of October 2023, Timken's bonds are yielding approximately 3.75%, demonstrating strong demand and confidence in the issuer's financial stability and growth prospects.