The Hong Kong-listed company – which counts Permira, the UK-based private equity group, as a shareholder – said it would buy back all of its $250m guaranteed senior floating rate notes due 2010 for $530 per $1,000 in face value.
It also plans to repurchase up to $100m fixed-rate notes due in 2012, offering $375 to $450 per $1,000 face value.
On top of the credit crisis, Galaxy and rivals in Macao have been suffering from visa restrictions from China, which have made it harder for Chinese citizens to travel to the city.
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