Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI), a manufacturer of performance alloys and specialty metals for the aerospace industry, has announced a public offering of convertible senior notes that pay semi-annual interest.

The US-based company has filed a registration statement for the same with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Due 2022, the notes will help raise funds to be utilised for general corporate purposes.

AerCap Holdings‘s subsidiaries AerCap Ireland Capital and AerCap Global Aviation Trust have announced the pricing for their senior notes offering.

Due 2022, the notes will raise gross proceeds of $1bn for the two Irish subsidiaries and bear an interest rate of 3.95% a year, payable semi-annually. The net proceeds will be used for funding general corporate expenses.

"The CTI system is useful in sharing cyber threat information open source tools and provides data protection framework that ensures protection of private corporate data."

Based in the Netherlands, the parent company provides aircraft leasing and asset management services. It also manufactures aircraft engines, engine parts and airframes.

BAE Systems and Fujitsu have agreed over a partnership for cyber threat intelligence (CTI) sharing system, which allows a secure CTI data exchange between the two companies.

The CTI system is useful in sharing cyber threat information open source tools and provides data protection framework that ensures protection of private corporate data.

The Boeing Company has announced that its senior notes due 2046 and worth $400m will be offered at an interest rate of 3.375% a year, payable semi-annually.

The company has also announced plans to issue two more notes worth $400m each, one of them due 2023 and priced at 96.725% of the principal amount and to be issued in three tranches, while the other bearing an interest rate of 2.25% a year and due 2026 is priced at 98.858% of the principal amount.

The interest on notes under both issues will be paid semi-annually.