Bond Icahn Holdings 6.25% ( US451102BT32 ) in USD
Issuer | Icahn Holdings | ||
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Interest rate | 6.25% per year ( payment 2 times a year) | ||
Maturity | 14/05/2026 | ||
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Cusip | 451102BT3 | ||
Standard & Poor's ( S&P ) rating | BB- ( Non-investment grade speculative ) | ||
Moody's rating | B1 ( Highly speculative ) | ||
Next Coupon | 15/11/2025 ( In 107 days ) | ||
Detailed description |
Icahn Enterprises L.P. is a publicly traded master limited partnership (MLP) that engages in a diverse range of investment activities, including owning and operating businesses across various sectors, such as energy, automotive, and food packaging, alongside significant holdings in publicly traded equities. Investors are currently assessing a notable debt instrument issued by Icahn Enterprises, the diversified holding company led by renowned activist investor Carl Icahn. This U.S.-domiciled bond, identified by ISIN US451102BT32 and CUSIP 451102BT3, provides a fixed annual interest rate of 6.25%, with coupon payments disbursed semi-annually, ensuring regular income for bondholders. The instrument is set to reach its maturity on May 14, 2026, offering a defined repayment horizon. As of the latest market data, this U.S. Dollar-denominated bond is trading at 99.382% of its par value. Icahn Enterprises, operating as a master limited partnership (MLP), encompasses a broad portfolio of businesses, including investment funds, energy exploration, automotive components, food packaging, metals processing, real estate, and home fashion, all managed under the strategic direction of its founder, Carl Icahn, renowned for his activist investment style and value-driven approach. This multifaceted structure underpins the company's financial operations and its ability to service its debt. The credit quality of this specific bond has been evaluated by leading rating agencies: Standard & Poor's has assigned a 'BB-' rating, while Moody's has rated it 'B1'. Both ratings fall within the speculative (or "junk") grade category, indicating that the bond carries a higher degree of credit risk compared to investment-grade debt, a factor typically compensated by its yield and warranting careful consideration by potential investors analyzing the issuer's financial stability and market position. |