Omnicom Shares Dip 1.53% on Extended IPG Debt Exchange as $220M Traded Ranks 483rd

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Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025 6:20 pm ET1min read
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- Omnicom shares fell 1.53% on Sept 9, 2025, with $220M traded, as it extended IPG debt exchange offers to Sept 30.

- Over 93% of $2.95B eligible IPG notes were tendered, showing strong support for the proposed merger.

- The extension aims to secure regulatory approvals this year while balancing liquidity and covenant adjustments.

On September 9, 2025,

, , ranking 483rd in the market. The stock’s performance coincided with a corporate update regarding its ongoing exchange offers and consent solicitations for Interpublic Group (IPG) debt.

Omnicom extended the expiration date of its exchange offers for IPG’s outstanding notes until September 30, 2025. As of September 8, , indicating strong participation. The move aims to facilitate the proposed merger between

and , with regulatory approvals expected this year. The extension ensures liquidity for holders and aligns with the merger’s conditional completion timeline.

The tendered notes include a mix of maturities from 2028 to 2048, with higher participation rates for longer-dated issues. The process, governed by supplemental indentures, reduces covenants on IPG’s debt but may lower protections for remaining noteholders. The merger’s progress remains a key catalyst for Omnicom’s strategic restructuring.

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