US: Campari sells $300m in senior notes
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 17 July 2003
Italy's Campari, the maker of the eponymous bitters brand, has sold US$300m in senior notes to US institutional investors, The company said it was taking advantage of low interest rates to extend its debt maturities.
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Italy's Campari, the maker of the eponymous bitters brand, has sold US$300m in senior notes to US institutional investors, The company said it was taking advantage of low interest rates to extend its debt maturities.
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