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Tokyu Corporation Bonds

Tokyu Corporation, founded in 1922 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a leading transportation and urban development company aiming to enhance the quality of life through innovative services. The company specializes in the operation of railway lines, expansion of real estate, and management of various retail facilities, contributing significantly to the infrastructure and economy of the Tokyo metropolitan area.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
TOKYU 0.34% 2030-06-10 JPYTokyu CorporationJapan2030-06-100.3401.82
TOKYU 0.47% 2039-09-16 JPYTokyu CorporationJapan2039-09-160.4702.95
TOKYU 0.48% 2032-06-01 JPYTokyu CorporationJapan2032-06-010.4792.06
TOKYU 0.70% 2040-06-08 JPYTokyu CorporationJapan2040-06-080.7003.01
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Tokyu Corporation issue history

Tokyu Corporation first began issuing bonds in the 1970s as a means of financing its railway expansions and real estate ventures. Notably, in 2020, they issued ¥100 billion in sustainability bonds aimed at funding eco-friendly projects, reflecting a growing trend in socially responsible investing. Currently, their bonds yield competitively compared to industry averages, particularly those linked to transportation infrastructure, while recent upgrades in their credit rating have enhanced investor confidence.