Fortis Inc. advanced a Debt offering supported by a September 9, 2026 pricing term sheet and investor presentation, alongside an Underwriting agreement naming Morgan Stanley and other banks. The structure matters because issued securities are intended to become binding obligations under applicable indentures, with Trustee eligibility paperwork prepared under the 1939 law.

Key Highlights

  • Fortis Inc. states that its securities have been authorized and are intended to become legally binding obligations when issued, authenticated, delivered and paid for.
  • The debt-offering materials include a trustee eligibility statement under the Trust Indenture Act of 1939.
  • Fortis Inc. says neither its share of certain Subsidiary Assets nor the related amount exceeded 10% of total assets.

Fortis Inc. (NYSE: FTS) has advanced a debt offering framework supported by documents dated September 9, 2026, including a pricing term sheet and investor presentation.

September 9 Debt Offering Materials

The agreement states that Fortis Inc. meets the general eligibility requirements for Form F-10 and qualifies to use the shelf procedures. It also states that the registration statement became effective and that no order suspending distribution of the securities had been issued. Fortis Inc. represents that the securities were authorized and, once issued, authenticated, delivered and paid for, would constitute legally binding obligations under the applicable indenture. The agreement references a principal indenture, a second supplemental indenture and a third supplemental indenture. Fortis Inc. also states that neither its share of certain subsidiary assets nor the amount of its share in those assets exceeded 10% of total assets at the latest completed fiscal quarter for which financial statements were available.