Brazil

Ferroport Debt Refinanced with Alternative Payment Schedules and “Funky” Use of Collateral

Ferroport’s USD350 million project bond issuance and Brazilian debenture bridge financing included very innovative uses of flexible payment profiles and cash escrow accounts. It was also rare 144z/RegS single-offtaker deal, carried out in a jurisdiction that is typically quite challenging for project financings.

By Yevgeny Kuklychev, Deputy Head of Market Insights, GFC Media Group

Jan 22, 2020 // 8:00AM

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