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Vinge advises Bilia on refinancing

Vinge had advised Bilia AB (publ) in connection with the SEK 2.3 billion refinancing of its existing revolving loan and credit facilities.

The new credit facility amounts to SEK 2,300 million, with a split of SEK 1,700 million in revolving loans and SEK 600 million in overdraft loans. The revolving loans have a tenor three years with an extension option (one plus one years) upon the lenders approval. DNB and Nordea are the original lenders under the new credit facility.

Together with outstanding unsecured bonds of SEK 1,300 million, in relation to which Vinge has also advised Bilia, the credit facility constitutes a significant part of Bilia’s long-term core financing.

Vinge’s team consisted of Anders Strid, Lionardo Ojeda, Sofia Haggren and Frithiof Hallgren Wallin.

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