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hep global GmbH decides to issue a 6.5% Green Bond 2021/2026 with a volume of up to EUR 25 million
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20.04.2021 / 13:32
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hep global GmbH decides to issue a 6.5% Green Bond 2021/2026 with a volume of up to EUR 25 million
Güglingen, 20 April 2021 - hep global GmbH, an international specialist for the development, realization and operational management of photovoltaic projects as well as investment manager for solar funds via subsidiaries, has decided to issue a corporate bond (ISIN: DE000A3H3JV5) with a total volume of up to EUR 25 million, offering a coupon of 6.5% p.a. over the term of five years. The security qualifies as a Green Bond, as the sustainability rating agency imug has confirmed in a Second Party Opinion (SPO) that the Green Bond of hep global GmbH is in line with the Green Bond Principles (GBP) issued
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