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B&G食品 完成5.5亿美元高级担保票据的非公开发行

新泽西州帕西帕尼，2023年9月26日-B&G食品公司(纽约证券交易所代码：BGS)今天宣布，它已经完成了之前宣布的本金总额5.5亿美元、2028年到期的8.000优先担保票据的发行，这笔交易免于根据修订后的1933年证券法进行注册。

优先担保票据由B&G Foods的某些国内子公司在优先担保的基础上提供担保 (为B&G Foods现有的优先担保信贷协议和现有的优先无担保票据提供担保)。优先担保票据以某些抵押品的优先担保权益为担保，这些抵押品通常包括B&G Foods的大部分以及担保人对任何类型财产的权利或权益，但不动产和某些无形资产除外，该抵押品还为B&G Foods现有的 a的优先担保信贷协议提供担保平价通行证基础。

B&G Foods打算将此次发行的净收益与手头现金一起用于赎回B&G Foods 2025年到期的5.25%优先票据本金总额5.554亿美元，并支付 相关费用和支出。

优先担保票据及相关担保仅提供予 依据证券法第144A条规则豁免注册的合资格机构买家，以及依据证券法S规则进行美国境外交易的若干非美国人士。高级担保票据和相关担保没有也不会根据证券法、任何州证券法或任何其他司法管辖区的证券法进行登记。因此，如果没有《证券法》和任何州或其他司法管辖区的任何适用证券法的登记要求或适用的豁免，优先担保票据和相关担保不得在美国发售或出售。

本新闻稿不构成关于2025年到期的5.25%优先票据的赎回通知，也不构成出售或邀请购买优先担保票据和相关担保的要约，也不会在任何州或司法管辖区 出售优先担保票据和相关担保， 在任何州或司法管辖区，此类要约、募集或出售在根据任何此类 州或司法管辖区的证券法注册或资格之前是非法的。

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