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EDENOR S.A.'s Debt Tender Offer: Key Results and Increase in Cap

On April 29, 2026, Empresa Distribuidora y Comercializadora Norte S.A. (better known as EDENOR S.A.) made significant waves in the financial sector by announcing the early results of its ongoing debt tender offer. The company's proactive approach not only shows strong engagement from investors but also a strategic adjustment to its financial operations.

Early Tender Results

The tender offer, which was originally announced to purchase up to $150 million of its outstanding 9.75% Senior Notes maturing in 2030, has seen overwhelming interest. As of the early tender deadline on April 28, 2026, EDENOR reported that approximately $270.37 million had been tendered by investors. This strong response prompted the company to increase the tender cap by $25 million, raising it to $175 million.

Details of the Offer

The terms of the offer, which began on April 15, 2026, were clearly outlined in the offer to purchase documents. The critical updates include:

• - Current Cap: The increased aggregate principal amount that EDENOR is willing to purchase is now set at $175 million.
• - Acceptance of Existing Notes: The company has accepted for purchase $175 million from the total principal amount tendered, which reflects a scaling factor of 64.73% on validly tendered notes.
• - Early Tender Offer Consideration: The offered price is $1,020 for each $1,000 principal amount of existing notes accepted for purchase. Holders will also receive accrued interest calculated from the last payment date to the early settlement date.

Pro Rata Basis for Acceptance

Given that the tender offer was oversubscribed, EDENOR will scale back the accepted tenders on a pro rata basis, rounding down to the nearest dollar. This means that not all tendered notes will be accepted fully due to the cap, necessitating careful management of submissions by investors. The combination of strong demand and the increased cap has limited the timeline for withdrawals, with the company noting that the withdrawal opportunity has passed following the deadline.

The Road Ahead

The company is set to proceed with the early settlement for the accepted notes on April 30, 2026. This fast-tracking of the settlement underlines the company’s commitment to optimizing its capital structure amidst a favorable market picture. With the tender cap reached before the final settlement, EDENOR has been able to expedite the process, indicating a robust financial strategy aimed at strengthening its overall performance.

Conclusion

EDENOR S.A. continues to demonstrate leadership in navigating financial markets effectively. The adjustments made to its debt offer not only reflect its capacity to respond dynamically to investor interest but also signify a broader strategy to enhance its financial health. Stakeholders are encouraged to review the full offer to purchase and associated documents thoroughly, available via their tender offer website or through designated contact points. This proactive approach appears set to foster positive outlooks for EDENOR and its stakeholders well into the future.

For more detailed information regarding the tender offer, including instructions on how to tender existing notes, stakeholders are encouraged to access the official website or contact the firm’s agents, including Morrow Sodali and other financial institutions involved.