Civinity begins distribution of 8-million-euro bond issue, offers investors a 5% annual interest rate return
2021.10.01
Civinity, one of the largest building maintenance and engineering solutions groups in the Baltics, is launching a public bond issue and plans to raise 8 million euros. The aim is to use the funds to finance new company investments and to refinance the bond issue distributed in 2017.
The distribution of the bond issue will ensure the implementation of the projects prescribed in the Civinity strategy and will allow further investment in measures for the digitization and automation of key business processes, the development of new digital products and the improvement of customers experience. Part of the raised funds will also be used to refinance a bond issue distributed in 2017.
“We see the bond issue as a successful step in implementing the Civinity‘s long-term strategy to become a market leader in transforming the building maintenance and engineering solutions market in the Baltics and beyond.” – says Deividas Jacka, shareholder and CEO of the Civinity group.
The distribution of two-year debt securities will take place in one two-week phase. Civinity bonds will be offered to private and institutional investors at an annual interest rate of 5%. The nominal value of one bond is EUR 1,000.
The bonds are distributed by AB Šiaulių bankas, the company is advised on the legal matters by the law firm TGS Baltic. The newly issued bonds of the company will be included in the alternative securities market First North administered by Nasdaq Vilnius.
“The issue of Civinity bonds is likely to attract a lot of investors’ attention as the company operates in a low-cyclical business sector and has a clear long-term strategy, which it successfully implements.” – says Tomas Varenbergas, Director of Markets and Treasury Department at Šiaulių bankas.
Civinity is distributing its first public bond issue, but this is not the first step in bond markets. 4 years ago, the company distributed 11 million value non-public bond issue, which was redeemed by the funds managed by the independent Polish investment company Credit Value Investments (CVI).
“The issue of Civinity bonds is likely to attract a lot of investors’ attention as the company operates in a low-cyclical business sector and has a clear long-term strategy, which it successfully implements.”
Tomas Varenbergas, Director of Markets and Treasury Department at Šiaulių bankas.
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