EQS-News: IuteCredit Finance S.à r.l.: Iute Announces Settlement and Listing of EUR 140 Million Tap of EUR 2025/2030 Bonds - Total Volume of Bonds Outstanding Reaches Benchmark Size of EUR 300 Million

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Iute Group lists a EUR 140 million bond tap, bringing total outstanding bonds to EUR 300 million.

Summary

Iute Group, through its subsidiary IuteCredit Finance S.à r.l., has announced the settlement and listing of a EUR 140 million tap of its senior secured bonds due 2030 (ISIN: XS3047514446). The additional bonds have been admitted to trading on the Regulated Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the Baltic Regulated Market of Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange. This issuance brings the total outstanding volume of the EUR 2025/2030 bonds to the benchmark size of EUR 300 million. Aalto Capital (Germany) serves as the Financial Advisor to Iute Group.

(Source:Finanznachrichten.de)

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