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GA_P advises Kobus Asset Finance I on the financing of a renewables project
15 of September, 2022
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Kobus Asset Finance I on the granting of financing to a special purpose vehicle owned by Exus Management Partners. The financing is for the construction and commissioning of a photovoltaic park in Portugal and will be financially guaranteed by the European Investment Fund (EIF).
Professionals from the Madrid and Lisbon offices have advised on the transaction: Verónica Romaní and Mafalda Barreto, partners, Vanessa Armas, of counsel of Banking, Luísa Carrilho da Graça and Leonor Rocha, associates of Mercantil, João Marques Rodrigues, associate of Urbanism and Fernando Artiach, associate of Banking.
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Professionals from the Madrid and Lisbon offices have advised on the transaction: Verónica Romaní and Mafalda Barreto, partners, Vanessa Armas, of counsel of Banking, Luísa Carrilho da Graça and Leonor Rocha, associates of Mercantil, João Marques Rodrigues, associate of Urbanism and Fernando Artiach, associate of Banking.
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