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Teknos, a Finnish maker of paints and industrial coatings, strayed from the standard playbook when designing the key performance indicators for its first sustainability-linked bank loan, a €140m deal. -
Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group, a Chinese state-owned company, has returned to the loan market after three years for a sustainability-linked facility.
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German telecoms and internet company United Internet has issued one of the largest Schuldschein deals this year, raising €750m according to market sources, more than doubling its initial target of €300m.
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Prada, the Italian fashion house, has completed an amend and extend operation on its main bank revolving credit facility. Lenders say similar deals will make up the bulk of their business for the rest of the year.
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Hong Kong property developer Sino Group has converted a HK$1bn ($129m) loan sealed last year into a sustainability-linked deal, in line with its goals of embracing ESG across its operations.
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French telecoms firm Iliad has sold €500m of Schuldschein debt, with a novel extension clause attached to one tranche. But due to the investor-friendly terms of the extension language, there was no push-back from lenders.
