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Borr Drilling completes debt refinancing, redeeming old notes for new secured bonds

Jun 29, 2026, 3:29 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The debt refinancing lowers near-term refinancing risk and reduces annual interest expense via lower coupons, which should boost free cash flow and potentially improve leverage metrics; this is typically positive for BORR's equity multiple and valuation.

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BORR announced the final tender results for its 2028 and 2030 notes, with 95.95% and 91.21% tendered, respectively. It redeemed the remaining notes on June 29 using proceeds from new 2032 and 2034 notes totaling $2.035B, completed June 10. The refinancing reduces near-term maturities and lowers interest costs, improving cash flow.

Final tender results: 95.95% of 2028 and 91.21% of 2030 tendered.
All remaining notes redeemed on June 29, funded by new notes.
New notes: $1.1B due 2032 at 8.75% and $935M due 2034 at 9.00%.
Total new notes issued: $2.035B; financing condition satisfied.
Post-refinancing BORR extends maturities to 2032/2034 and lowers near-term debt.

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