ATLANTA AP - The Coca-Cola Co. said on Wednesday that its offer to buy back up to $1.6 billion in debt expired on Tuesday after investors offered to sell back $1.05 billion in notes.Because this amount does not exceed the $1.6 billion that Coca-Cola was willing to spend, the company will buy back all of the tendered debt.
December 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – The Coca-Cola Co. said on Wednesday that its offer to buy back up to $1.6 billion in debt expired on Tuesday after investors offered to sell back $1.05 billion in notes.
Because this amount does not exceed the $1.6 billion that Coca-Cola was willing to spend, the company will buy back all of the tendered debt. It expects to pay for them sometime on Wednesday.
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