
SBA Urban launches a bond issue for the Vėjo Miestelis project
The SBA-owned company Urban Wind Residential is starting to distribute a two-year bond issue for a unique real estate project, Vėjo Miestelis, in Svencelė.

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The SBA-owned company Urban Wind Residential is starting to distribute a two-year bond issue for a unique real estate project, Vėjo Miestelis, in Svencelė.


It is planned to raise up to 5 million euros in several tranches through the BeMyBond platform.


While bonds can be issued for all types of businesses, it is no coincidence that the majority of bonds are issued for RE and usually for RE development in particular.


Bonds were purchased by 267 investors who made 292 investments through the platform.


Short-termed bonds are less common, so we thought that we should talk about them a little more in depth both from the issuer's and investor's perspectives.


The bond issue's value is EUR 1 million. The annual interest rate is 9%, the bonds' term is 18 months.

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