The project consisted in an acquisition by one of the major European companies from the power sector of a significant share interest in one of the largest Polish energy conglomerates (referred to as ‘A’ company) in Initial Public Offering. Taking into account other new share issues it was one of the largest IPOs in Warsaw Stock Exchange’s history.
The aim of the project was to arrange financing for a modernisation of one of the major Polish companies from the energy sector (referred to as the ‘B’ Company) through an issue of Eurobonds.
The project consisted in the sale of stocks of one of the biggest specialist publishing houses in Poland (referred to as the ‘C’ Company) by the previous stockholder in Initial Public Offering.
The aim of the project was financial restructuring of a Polish chemical company (referred to as ‘D’ company), the biggest manufacturer of polyvinyl chloride and ammonium nitrate, through the so called bank settlement procedure, and the simultaneous enterprise’s privatisation.
The project involved optimisation of the financing structure for two concurrent tasks: expansion and modernisation of one of the major companies from the Polish power sector (referred to as the ‘E’ company).
Advisory to an entity (referred to as the ‘Client’) willing to acquire a share interest (referred to as ‘the Transaction’) of a company from the energy sources industry (referred to as the ‘Issuer’) in Initial Public Offering.