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Calviks has successfully issued new senior secured bonds, announces the results of the tender offer, and confirms early redemption of outstanding b…
MFN by Modular Finance ·
MFN by Modular Finance reports: Calviks AB (publ) ("Calviks" or the "Company", and together with its subsidiaries the "Group") today announces that it has successfully issued new senior secured bonds in a nominal amount of SEK 650 million under a framework of SEK 1,200 million and with a tenor of three years (the “New Bonds”). The New Bonds will carry a floating interest rate of STIBOR three months plus an 8.0 per cent margin per annum. Settlement of the New Bonds is expected to occur on or…
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