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B&G食品 完成5.5億美元高級擔保票據的非公開發行

新澤西州帕西帕尼，2023年9月26日-B&G食品公司(紐約證券交易所代碼：BGS)今天宣佈，它已經完成了之前宣佈的本金總額5.5億美元、2028年到期的8.000優先擔保票據的發行，這筆交易免於根據修訂後的1933年證券法進行註冊。

優先擔保票據由B&G Foods的某些國內子公司在優先擔保的基礎上提供擔保 (為B&G Foods現有的優先擔保信貸協議和現有的優先無擔保票據提供擔保)。優先擔保票據以某些抵押品的優先擔保權益為擔保，這些抵押品通常包括B&G Foods的大部分以及擔保人對任何類型財產的權利或權益，但不動產和某些無形資產除外，該抵押品還為B&G Foods現有的 a的優先擔保信貸協議提供擔保平價通行證基礎。

B&G Foods打算將此次發行的淨收益與手頭現金一起用於贖回B&G Foods 2025年到期的5.25%優先票據本金總額5.554億美元，並支付 相關費用和支出。

優先擔保票據及相關擔保僅提供予 依據證券法第144A條規則豁免註冊的合資格機構買家，以及依據證券法S規則進行美國境外交易的若干非美國人士。高級擔保票據和相關擔保沒有也不會根據證券法、任何州證券法或任何其他司法管轄區的證券法進行登記。因此，如果沒有《證券法》和任何州或其他司法管轄區的任何適用證券法的登記要求或適用的豁免，優先擔保票據和相關擔保不得在美國發售或出售。

本新聞稿不構成關於2025年到期的5.25%優先票據的贖回通知，也不構成出售或邀請購買優先擔保票據和相關擔保的要約，也不會在任何州或司法管轄區 出售優先擔保票據和相關擔保， 在任何州或司法管轄區，此類要約、募集或出售在根據任何此類 州或司法管轄區的證券法註冊或資格之前是非法的。

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