With the new 5.25% bond 2025/2030 (ISIN: DE000A4DFSB3), SUNfarming offers investors the opportunity to participate in the energy transition – securely, transparently, and with an eye to the future. The planned issue volume is up to €10 million, with a term of five years.
“With this new bond, we are continuing our solid financing model while creating new scope for further growth – particularly in the areas of agri-photovoltaics, energy storage, and project development,” explains Martin Tauschke, Management of SUNfarming.
Attractive exchange offer for existing investors
Investors in the current 5.5% bond 2020/2025 (ISIN: DE000A254UP9) can exchange their securities for the new bond 2025/2030 at a ratio of 1:1. In addition, accrued interest will be paid out. The exchange period runs from September 30 to October 23, 2025 (6 p.m.).
Public subscription possible from October 2025
The bond will be open for subscription to new investors from October 13, 2025. Interested investors can apply for participation using the subscription form available on the SUNfarming website (www.sunfarming.de/ir).
Sustainable use of funds – 100% energy transition
The proceeds from the issue will primarily be used to refinance the maturing 2020/2025 bond. In addition, funds will be specifically allocated to forward-looking solar and energy storage projects – from project development and component procurement to implementation.
“We invest in real assets with a direct impact – our projects deliver clean energy, secure agricultural incomes, and strengthen regional economic cycles,” Tauschke continues.
The securities prospectus approved by the CSSF and notified by BaFin is available at www.sunfarming.de/ir. Trading of the new bond on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange's Open Market is scheduled to begin on February 3, 2026.
Contact:
Karsten Balzer
SUNfarming GmbH
03362/8859-120
ir@sunfarming.de
Frank Ostermair, Linh Chung
Better Orange IR & HV AG
089/8896906-25
linh.chung@linkmarketservices.eu
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