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Published on 10/23/2023 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Eleving will issue €50 million of 13% bonds due 2028 from exchange, public offer

Chicago, Oct. 23 – Eleving Group SA will issue €50 million of 13% senior secured and guaranteed bonds due 2028 (//B), according to an announcement.

The issue is the result of a retail offer of the bonds and an exchange offer, estimated with approximately €15 million of participation in the exchange offer based on the company’s previous announcements.

The company had capped the issue size at €75 million.

Eleving Group used Signet Bank AS (Latvia), Redgate Capital AS (Estonia), Evernord UAB FMI; (Lithuania), and Bankhaus Scheich Wertpapierspezialist AG (Germany) as arrangers.

Aalto Capital (Germany) was the global coordinator as well as the financial adviser to the group.

Proceeds will be mainly used to repay Mogo AS bonds maturing on March 31, 2024 and other liabilities.

Listing on Oct. 31 is expected in Frankfurt. The bonds will be listed on Nasdaq Riga on Nov. 6.

The Riga, Latvia-based issuer provides financial and mobility solutions in Central Europe, CIS, Eastern and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Issuer:Eleving Group SA
Amount:€50 million
Issue:Senior secured and guaranteed bonds
Maturity:2028
Arrangers:Aalto Capital (global coordinator), Signet Bank AS, Redgate Capital AS, Evernord UAB FMI and Bankhaus Scheich Wertpapierspezialist AG
Coupon:13%
Price:Par of €100
Yield:13%
Announcement date:Oct. 23
Listing date:Oct. 31
Rating:Fitch: B
Distribution:Retail
Price talk:12% to 13˝%
Marketing:Investor meetings
ISIN:DE000A3LL7M4

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