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Golden Goose Kickstarts €480 Million Bond Sale to Refinance Debt

The luxury sportswear company plans to sell €480 million ($544 million) of senior secured floating-rate notes maturing in six years.
Distressed sneakers in a mirrored display at Golden Goose's new Milan flagship.
J.P. Morgan is acting as Golden Goose's global coordinator and physical bookrunner for the transaction. (Golden Goose)
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Golden Goose SpA, a provider of luxury, lifestyle, and sportswear products, plans to sell €480 million ($544 million) of senior secured floating-rate notes maturing in six years.

Initial price thoughts are in the area of low 400 basis points over the benchmark. The company, which specialises in designing and distributing sneakers, apparel, bags, and other accessories to customers worldwide, intends to use proceeds from the offering to refinance existing debt.

The notes are expected to be rated B1 by Moody’s Ratings and BB- by S&P Global Ratings. J.P. Morgan is acting as global coordinator and physical bookrunner for the transaction.

The company is holding small group meetings with investors on Tuesday, May 6 and Wednesday, May 7.

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By Dana El Baltaji

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