Credit: REUTERS/DENIS BALIBOUSEDUBAI, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Etihad Airways, wholly owned by the Abu Dhabi government, on Tuesday began marketing U.S. dollar-denominated "transition" sukuk, or Islamic bonds, a document showed.
The airline gave initial price guidance in the mid-2% area for the sukuk, according to the document from one of the banks arranging the deal, which is expected to close on Wednesday.
So-called transition bonds are used by companies to gradually switch to more environmentally sustainable operations.
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