What is the total principal amount of notes being targeted for repurchase and their maturity profile?

The release states that HF Sinclair will repurchase all of the outstanding notes listed in the accompanying table, but the excerpt you provided does not reproduce that table. Consequently, the exact total principal amount and the specific maturity dates of the targeted series are not disclosed in the summary. The full Offer to Purchase (dated August 11, 2025) contains those details – typically a mix of senior unsecured notes spanning short‑ to long‑term maturities (e.g., 2027, 2029, 2032) that together represent the bulk of the company’s $‑billion‑scale debt portfolio.

From a trading perspective, the lack of precise figures means the market will price the tender‐offer on the basis of the announced cash‑tender premium, the credit quality of HF Sinclair and the overall supply‑side dynamics of its debt. If the repurchase amount is sizable (e.g., > $500 million), it could tighten the outstanding supply, support the price of the remaining notes, and potentially tighten HF Sinclair’s credit spreads. Conversely, if the repurchase is modest, the impact will be muted. Traders should monitor the full filing for the exact principal and maturity mix, compare the tender price to current market yields, and assess whether the offer creates an arbitrage opportunity between the tendered notes and comparable corporate bonds in the same rating tier. The immediate actionable signal is to stay on the sidelines until the detailed table is released, then evaluate the spread compression versus the tender premium to decide on buying back‑offered notes, selling remaining issuance, or taking a directional position in HF Sinclair’s equity, which may benefit from a reduced debt load.