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  1. Kiwi Property Group utilized NZ debt capital markets, with S&P Global Ratings assigning a credit rating and Bank of New Zealand acting as Joint Lead Manager.

Kiwi Property Group raises green bond amid NZX market volatility

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Kiwi Property Group raised a green bond offer on October 23, 2026, while the NZX 50 Index was showing recent weakness. The NZX 50 Index was set to fall -0.3% for the last day of the trading week, extending its monthly loss to -0.8%.

From interest.co.nz

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The bond offering allows Kiwi Property Group to secure funding through NZ debt capital markets, while the overall performance of the NZX 50 Index affects company valuations. During the reporting period, the market saw 53 decliners compared with 34 gainers.

Kiwi Property Group utilized NZ debt capital markets, with S&P Global Ratings assigning a credit rating and Bank of New Zealand acting as Joint Lead Manager.

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    Kiwi Property Group might secure NZ$200m in green bond funding through a successful bookbuild.

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