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Creditor Relationsand Debt Capital Market Information

Debt Issuance Programme

Long-term financing through the capital market generally is an important part of our financing strategy. For this purpose, thyssenkrupp AG implemented a Debt Issuance Programme in 2002, which allows us to issue bonds or private placements flexibly as needed.

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Bonds

Currently, there are no bonds outstanding. The last bond of thyssenkrupp AG was repaid in February 2025.


CP-Program

Multi-Currency Commercial Paper Programme

A Commercial Paper (CP) is a short term note. The banks place the tranches of the program to institutional and private investors. There is no obligation for the issuer to issue the tranches. The maturity of thyssenkrupp’s tranches is between 7 and 364 days. The interest cost for CPs is lower than for comparable day to day money or short term loans, because in contrary to the committed credit lines, the banks deal only on a best effort basis.

ISSUERthyssenkrupp AG
Maximum Volume3,000,000,000 Euro (increased with effect as of September 20, 2019)
Implementation DateJuly 28, 2016
Maturitybetween 7 and 364 days
Dealer of the Day possibilityyes
Clearing agenciesClearstream Banking AG, FfM / Clearstream Banking SA, Luxembourg / Euroclear Bank SA/NV, Brussels
Fiscal AgentCommerzbank Aktiengesellschaft
Neue Börsenstrasse 1
D - 60487 Frankfurt am Main

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Rating

The rating agencies Moody's and Standard & Poor's have assigned thyssenkrupp the following issuer rating:
Issuer
rating of
thyssenkrupp
Long-term ratingShort-term ratingOutlook
Moody'sBa3not Primestable
Standard & Poor'sBBBstable

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Bond issuances require an additional issuance rating which provides an assessment of the respective bond. The issuance rating received by the rating agencies for the outstanding bonds issued by thyssenkrupp AG are as follows:
Issuer
rating of
thyssenkrupp
Long-term ratingShort-term ratingOutlook
Moody'sBa3not Primestable
Standard & Poor'sBBBstable

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