Trinity Health issues $50M in bonds to finance new and existing projects

Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health, one of the largest nonprofit hospital groups in the country, is issuing $50 million of new bonds both to finance new projects and to help refinance existing ones.

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The transaction, dated Dec. 7, has an initial interest rate of 3.62 percent and the bond will mature Dec. 1, 2052.

Trinity, which acquired MercyOne Health in one of the larger hospital transactions this year, operates across 26 states in 88 hospitals plus multiple other locations. 

The company had its credit rating affirmed at “AA-” even as it posted an overall loss of $1.4 billion in fiscal 2022, Fitch said Dec. 1.

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