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Rico Express Issues $10 Million Foreign Currency Bonds in Georgia

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What happened

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Rico Express, a microfinance organization, successfully issued $10 million in three-year public bonds on the Georgian capital market. TBC Capital served as the exclusive placement agent for the transaction. The bonds carry a 7.00% coupon rate and are expected to be listed on the Georgian Stock Exchange. This issuance is part of Rico Express’s larger $100 million bond program.

From georgiatoday.ge

Why it matters

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This transaction is the first time a microfinance organization has placed securities in foreign currency on Georgia’s capital market. The proceeds will be used by Rico Express to refinance short-term borrowings and support the growth of its loan portfolio. The successful placement allowed the company to secure financial resources on competitive terms.

From georgiatoday.ge

Who's involved

  • GeorgiaThe Georgian capital market where the bonds were placed.

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  • GeorgiaSpeculative

    Georgia might see increased market maturity as microfinance organizations successfully integrate into the capital market.

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