Calviks weighs SEK 650 million senior secured bond issue to refinance debt

By Public Technologies
  • Calviks mandated DNB Carnegie, Nordea to market SEK-denominated senior secured bonds, initial issue SEK 650 million under a SEK 1.2 billion framework.
  • Proceeds earmarked to refinance SEK 295 million senior secured bonds due April 7, 2027 (ISIN SE0023849559).
  • Conditional cash tender launched for the outstanding bonds at 120.00% of remaining principal, with interest through April 7, 2027.
  • Tender expires at 12:00 CEST on Oct. 9 or on the new bond pricing date, whichever is later.
  • Early redemption planned for any untendered bonds, subject to completion of the new bond issue.


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