Advises Sirius Real Estate on the €105 million corporate bond issuance through a tap method.
Sirius Real Estate Limited, a leading owner and operator of commercial and industrial parks in Germany and the United Kingdom, has successfully issued unsecured bonds with a volume of €105 million. The bond matures in 2028 and is governed by German law.
HSBC Continental Europe acted as the sole bookrunner for the bond issuance. The global law firm, which has advised Sirius Real Estate on all of its previous bond issues, including the issue of the bond in 2021, provided legal advice for the transaction.
The global law firm's German capital markets team, which specialises in equity capital markets, debt capital markets, and structured finance transactions, advised on the successful bond issuance. The team includes partner Christoph Enderstein, senior associates Denis Dräger, and Florian Fraunhofer.
The bond, admitted to trading on the Euro MTF Market of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, has already been tapped to €359.9 million in May 2024. As of now, the total outstanding aggregate principal amount of the bond stands at €464.9 million.
For further information on the transaction, Cornelia Zeitler, PR & Communications Executive Germany, can be contacted at the provided telephone and mobile numbers. Dr. Frank Peter Regelin, a partner at the global law firm, commented on the successful bond issuance, expressing his satisfaction with the outcome.
It is worth noting that the search results do not specify who acted as the bookrunner ("Buchführer") for a particular transaction. However, the global law firm's expertise and consistent involvement in Sirius Real Estate's bond issuances underscore their significant role in the process.
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