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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) decided to call off its planned dollar bond issuance citing market volatility amid the Middle East war. A spokesperson said that they will continue to monitor market conditions for a potential deal. JLR had initially planned to issue a 3Y and 5Y bond amid the deluge of deals last week. The prior week saw a massive $114.9bn in new deals by investment grade issuers, just falling short of the record weekly high of $117bn notched in 2020. JLR last issued dollar bonds in 2021, raising over $1bn via a two-tranche USD and EUR-denominated deal.
JLR’s dollar bonds were trading with a positive bias – its 5.875% 2028s were higher by 0.7 points at 99.7, yielding 6%.
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