Ingrid issues senior secured bonds of SEK 400 million
The bonds have a three-year term with interest STIBOR 3M + 660 bps. The net proceeds refinance debts and finance battery parks. The issuance was met with strong demand.
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In short: Ingrid agreed with Alpiq to explore offtake structures for up to 500 MW of Nordic batteries
The bonds have a three-year term with interest STIBOR 3M + 660 bps. The net proceeds refinance debts and finance battery parks. The issuance was met with strong demand.
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