The bank closed its bond offer on October 17, ahead of the previously set October 19 date.
Metrobank closed its peso-denominated SEC registration-exempt fixed-rate bond offer early due to strong demand.
The bonds, Metrobank said, will be issued in scripless form in denominations of P500,000 apiece and in multiples of P100,000 subsequently, and traded in P100,000 denomination in the secondary market.
The proceeds of which shall be utilized for general working capital requirements.
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