
The company sold a 91-day fixed-rate financing bill to qualified investors, with principal and interest scheduled for payment in January.
Karel Elektronik completed the sale of a 205000000 lira, 91-day fixed-rate financing bill on Oct. 12, according to its KAP disclosure. The company said the issue was sold to qualified investors in Türkiye.
The bill has a fixed annual simple interest rate of 41% and an annual compound rate of 47.753%. It is scheduled to mature on Jan. 12, 2027, with one payment at maturity.
The issue brings financing to Karel, but the company must repay the principal and interest at maturity. It is a borrowing, not a sale of shares; the bill is listed for trading on the stock exchange.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance