QUOTE(BWassup @ Oct 15 2025, 10:41 PM)
I wonder why Tropicana is not settling the sukuk, or refinancing, instead choosing to pay very high coupon rates, at a time when interest rates have dropped? It's not a huge amount. After all, they have repaid at least one bond this year.
Do you think it's a good buy (subject to availability) for the high yield, since they continue to pay the coupon? They can't afford to default. Sooner or later they will have to redeem no, given the step up coupon each year?
I cannot brain it as well and it is definitely worth a buy.Do you think it's a good buy (subject to availability) for the high yield, since they continue to pay the coupon? They can't afford to default. Sooner or later they will have to redeem no, given the step up coupon each year?
My gut tells me their insiders/cronies are holding this sukuk (they didn't accept the offer to switch to the other bond) and are laughing to the bank.
There doesn't seem to be any legitimate reason to keep it in the market and pay the step up rates.
Oct 16 2025, 12:06 PM

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