UGI Corp says its Mountaineer Gas Company has agreed to sell $50 million in notes.

Oct 2, 2026, 4:36 PM ETNew sharesRead the original at SEC EDGAR

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UGI's Mountaineer subsidiary borrowed $50 million, mainly to refinance debt and cover general company needs. That may replace old borrowing, but the new notes add interest payments and financial limits, so the filing does not clearly change UGI's outlook.

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This gives Mountaineer funds to replace earlier borrowing and meet general needs. But it must make interest payments for years and follow limits on debt and other actions. Since the filing does not say how much old debt will be replaced or show a change in UGI's business results, the refinancing and new obligations leave UGI's outlook broadly unchanged.

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