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Slovenia: GEN-I issued a 50 million euro green bond

Slovenian energy group GEN-I announced that it has issued a five-year green bond worth 50 million euros with an annual interest rate of 5.2% on April 26.

The issuance saw high interest totalling 112 million euros, GEN-I said in a filing with the Ljubljana Stock Exchange.

The bonds were issued in digital form and will be listed on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange after regulatory approval.

Nova Ljubljanska Banka is providing advisory services for the issuance.

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