By P.R. Venkat

Tencent Holdings Ltd. will raise $6 billion from the debt market, proceeds of which will be used to refinance its past loans and meet general corporate needs.

The world's largest videogame company will issue notes in four tranches, with maturity ranging from five years to 40 years, Tencent said Thursday.

The Chinese company will raise $1.00 billion through notes due 2026, paying an annual interest of 1.810%.

Another $2.25 billion and $2.00 billion each will be raised with a maturity in 2030 and 2050, carrying an interest of 2.390% and 3.240%, respectively.

Tencent said that it will also raise $750 million via notes due in 2060 that will carry a coupon of 3.290%.

Bank of America Securities, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs advised Tencent on the deal. 



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