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Melbourne Airport shops junior debt to fund capex

Melbourne Airport isn’t letting a bitter legal battle among its shareholders distract it from plans to expand its international terminal and build a third runway.

The company, which operates Australia’s second-busiest airport, on Wednesday announced a so-called benchmark-sized subordinated note. That’s a vague term that industry insiders take to mean a $500 million-plus raising.

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