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01/31/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 01/31/2021 10:27
EFG Hermes Concludes Advisory on Agthia Groupâs Acquisition of Kuwaitâs Al Faysal Bakery & Sweets
âAbu Dhabi, 31 January 2021
EFG Hermes, the leading financial services corporation in Frontier Emerging Markets (FEM), announced today that its investment banking division successfully concluded advisory on Agthia Group s acquisition of Kuwait s Al Faysal Bakery & Sweets.
Mohamed Fahmi, Co-Head of Investment Banking at EFG Hermes commented on the transaction, I am proud of the team s ability to conclude high profile, cross-border transactions despite challenges facing all markets due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team s commitment to providing world-class services to our clients regardless of the operating environment has enabled us to source and conclude high-profile transactions across multiple jurisdictions. With a healthy pipeline of deals in the GCC, we expect the region, and in turn the Firm
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EFG Hermes, the financial services corporation in Frontier Emerging Markets (FEM), announced the successful closing of the first issuance in an EGP 6.5 billion securitization program for Amer Group, Porto Group, and Qasatli.
EFG Hermes acted as sole arranger and financial advisor on the EGP 700 million issuance, which was covered more than one time and is part of a program for a portfolio of receivables worth EGP 911 million from five originators, including Amer Group’s four subsidiaries and mortgage finance company Qasatli.
The securitization transaction consists of three tranches, with the first holding a maturity of 13 months, the second up to 36 months, and third up to 60 months. Middle East Ratings and Investor Services (MERIS) assigned the first tranche a credit rating of AA+, with the second and third tranches receiving designations of AA and A, respectively.