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New Issue-Praxair sells $500 mln in 1-yr floating rate notes

Wed May 20, 2009 10:21pm IST
 
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  May 20 (Reuters) - Industrial gas provider Praxair, Inc.
(PX.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday sold $500 million in 1-year floating-rate
notes, said IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication.
  Citigroup and the Royal Bank of Scotland were the joint
bookrunning managers for the sale.
BORROWER: PRAXAIR, INC
AMT $500 MLN    COUPON 9 BPS/       MATURITY 5/26/2010 
TYPE FRN           3-MONTH LIBOR    FIRST PAY 8/26/2009
MOODY'S A2      ISS PRICE 100       SETTLEMENT 5/26/2009
S&P SINGLE-A    YIELD N/A           PAY FREQ QUARTERLY 
FITCH N/A       SPREAD N/A          NON-CALLABLE       

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