Hili Finance Company p.l.c. has opened a €60 million bond issue to investors, with subscriptions officially starting on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
The unsecured bonds, which are redeemable in 2033, carry a fixed interest rate of 5% per annum and have received regulatory approval for listing from the Malta Financial Services Authority. Each bond has a nominal value of €100 and is guaranteed by Hili Ventures Limited.
The offer is open to all categories of investors, including the general public, with a minimum investment of €3,000.
As outlined in the company’s announcement, €32.5 million of the bond issue is reserved for holders of Premier Capital p.l.c. bonds who were on the register of bondholders as at December 9, 2025. These investors may apply through an exchangeable bond transfer up to the value of their existing holdings, subject to any applicable cash top-up.
A further €17.5 million, together with any bonds not taken up in the first tranche, is reserved for subscriptions from Premier Capital bondholders applying above their existing holdings, as well as preferred applicants. These include shareholders, directors and full-time employees within the Hili Ventures group, and holders of listed securities issued by Hili Finance, Hili Properties and Harvest Technology.
The remaining €10 million, along with any bonds not subscribed for in earlier tranches, will be made available to the general public.
The offer will remain open until January 28, 2026, unless it is closed earlier due to oversubscription.
Applications can only be submitted through authorised financial intermediaries listed in the prospectus, which is available on the company’s website.
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