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SRJN

Spire Inc 6.375 Junior Subordinated Notes due 2086 · Natural Gas Distribution
$23.77
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About this security

SRJN is a 6.375% baby bond (an exchange-traded $25 debt note) issued by Spire Inc 6.375 Junior Subordinated Notes due 2086, a Natural Gas Distribution issuer. $25 principal amount, current yield 6.70%, callable from 2031-03-01.

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Current Yield
6.70%
Annual Interest
$1.5938
Recent Market Price
$23.77
as of 2026-06-16
Disc/Prem to Par (→ screen)
-4.92% (−$1.23)
Recent Ex-Date
2026-05-29
Pay Frequency
quarterly
Original Coupon
6.375%
Call Date
2031-03-01
Yield to Call
7.61%
Yield to Worst
6.71%
Principal Amount
$25.00
Maturity
2086-03-01
Redeemable
Yes
Convertible
No
Issued
2026-01-12

vs. Natural Gas Distribution category (1 issues): yield 6.70% vs avg 6.70% · discount -4.9% vs avg -4.9%

Quote

 SRJN (preferred)
Last $23.77
Change —
Open$23.62
High / Low $23.80 / $23.53
Prev Close—
Volume37,631
52-Week High / Low $25.43 / $23.51

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Price

● SRJN ● SR (common)

Dividend History

Ex-DateAmount / Share
2026-05-29$0.615400

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SeriesThe class label from the SEC filing (e.g. Series A). Note: it can differ from the ticker letter.
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Shares OfferedHow many shares (or depositary shares) were sold in the original offering.
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