Deutsche Rohstoff AG announced Successful placement of bond 2023/2028, EUR 100 million bond issue/Significantly oversubscribed/Cancellation of bond 2019/2024 Mannheim. Deutsche Rohstoff AG has successfully completed the placement of its corporate bond 2023/2028 (ISIN DE000A3510K1) with an issue volume of EUR 100 million. The volume is composed of subscriptions in the public offering and the institutional private placement as well as the exchange of the corporate bond 2019/2024 (ISIN DE000A2YN3Q8) into the new bond of Deutsche Rohstoff AG.

Due to the high demand, the volume was significantly oversubscribed. The new bond has a term of five years with an annual coupon of 7.50%, which is paid semi-annually. Trading on the Open Market (Quotation Board) of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is scheduled to start on 27 September 2023.

All subscription orders submitted in the public offering via the subscription functionality of Deutsche Börse (DirectPlace) have been fully allocated up to a volume of EUR 20,000.00 and considered at 20% beyond that, with a minimum of EUR 20,000.00. The exchange offer to creditors of the corporate bond 2019/2024 for the new bond was in high demand and exchange offer subscriptions were fully allocated. Approximately 50% of the excess subscription was allocated.

The transaction was executed by ICF BANK AG Wertpapierhandelsbank as sole lead manager/sole bookrunner. Deutsche Rohstoff AG will exercise its right to call and redeem the outstanding volume of the bond 2019/2024 (ISIN DE000A2YN3Q8) in the amount of 50% of its nominal value in accordance with section 5 (3) of the bond terms and conditions 2019/2024. The bearer bonds are expected to be called on 6 December 2023.

They are expected to be repaid on 6 December 2023 at 101% of the nominal amount to be repaid, i.e. EUR 505.00 per bearer bond, plus interest accrued from 6 June 2023 (inclusive) to 6 December 2023 (exclusive) on half the nominal amount of EUR 500.00. After repayment, the outstanding volume of the bond will amount to approximately EUR 20.5 million.