Ethica advises Telebit on bank loan refinancing deal led by UniCredit

By Public Technologies
  • Ethica Global Investments SpA advised Telebit on a new bank financing to refinance existing debt, supporting the company’s growth plans.
  • The facility was provided by a bank pool including UniCredit, BNL BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole Italia, MPS, and Volksbank.
  • UniCredit also served as agent bank on the transaction.
  • Telebit reported revenue above EUR 350 million, with operations spanning telecom networks, digital services, facilities, and renewables.
  • The mandate was executed by Ethica’s debt advisory team led by Antonio Fricano and Nicola Iannetta.


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