CBRE acquires Onnec Group

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CBRE issued $1 billion in senior notes, split between 5.650% notes due 2032 and 5.900% notes due 2037, to fund corporate needs and the Onnec Group acquisition. The sale is expected to close on November 5, 2026, with proceeds also repaying commercial paper borrowings.

CBRE Group priced a $1B senior notes offering, split into $500M due 2032 at 5.65% and $500M due 2037 at 5.90%. The notes are issued by CBRE Services, Inc. and guaranteed by CBRE. Net proceeds are estimated at $980.2M.

CBRE Group (NYSE: CBRE) agreed to acquire Onnec Group, a data center infrastructure services provider, for £460 million ($610 million) plus a potential £300 million ($400 million) earnout. Onnec is expected to generate £370 million ($498 million) in 2027 revenue and £50 million ($67 million) in core EBITDA, enhancing CBRE's global infrastructure services.

CBRE Group priced $1B in senior notes, including $500M due 2032 at 5.650% and $500M due 2037 at 5.900%. Proceeds will fund general purposes, repay commercial paper, and support the Onnec Group Limited acquisition. According to the company, net proceeds are expected to be ~$980.2M.

CBRE Group (NYSE:CBRE) plans a $1 billion debt offering to fund its Onnec acquisition. The 2032 Notes, issued by CBRE Services, will be guaranteed by the company and settle on November 5, 2026, pending conditions. Net proceeds are estimated to be approximately $1 billion. The offering is pursuant to a SEC-registered shelf registration statement.