Southern Company falls after upsized $1.45 billion convertible bonds offering
Shares of energy provider Southern Company SO.N fall as much as 1.1%; last down 0.8% at $90.06
Southern Company late on Tuesday announced pricing of its offering of $1.45 billion convertible bonds due 2028
Offering upsized from initial size of $1.25 billion convertible bonds
Initial conversion price of $113.54 represents 25% upside to stock's last close
Stock set to snap 4-session winning streak, if losses hold
Company plans to use the proceeds to repurchase portion of its convertible bonds due 2025 and 2027
Six of 19 brokerages rate the stock "buy" or higher, 12 "hold" and one "sell"; with a median PT $94.50, according to data compiled by LSEG
As of last close, SO stock up 10.3% YTD
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