Cibus raises $73M in green bonds to fund Nordic property portfolio
What's the deal? Cibus Nordic Real EstateDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has issued senior unsecured green bonds totalling SEK 700m (≈$73 million) under its medium-term note (MTN) programme. The bonds carry a 4.3-year maturity and a floating rate of three-month Stibor plus 210 basis points, with final maturity on January 11, 2031.
Why now? The issuance taps the MTN programme, a standing framework that lets companies raise debt in tranches as needed. The green label ties the proceeds to sustainability-linked spending.
What's the endgame? Cibus owns and manages daily-goods property across the Nordics. The debt gives it fresh capital to deploy against that portfolio.
The signal: Green bonds have become a routine funding tool for European real estate firms seeking both capital and sustainability credentials. Cibus's floating-rate structure passes interest-rate risk to the issuer — a bet worth watching as Nordic rates move.
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