The notes, expiring in 2030, were placed at 170 base points on the United States Treasury Bonus. The fixed coupon rate was 5.50% per year, said Treasury in a statement.
The issuance had a lawsuit of 23.4 billion dollars, almost double the amount assigned, which helped improve the conditions of the notes, said Hacienda, who added that the operation was closed on Tuesday.
The issuance of the notes, announced last week, occurs in the midst of new government measures to support Pemex, which has a financial debt of around 100,000 million dollars and another with suppliers of about 22,000 million dollars, which has affected its own operation and companies that provide services.
The company, one of the largest in the country, reported almost 60,000 million pesos of profits on the second quarter on Monday, but underpinned by a strong exchange rate, while its production of crude oil and condensates fell again.
