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GA_P advises Making Science on the repurchase of bonds listed in MARF and the subscription of a syndicated loan
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo advised Making Science, a Spanish digital acceleration multinational listed on BME Growth, on the repurchase and redemption of corporate bonds traded on the Alternative Fixed Income Market (“MARF”) and on the launch and syndication of a corporate bond, which will be composed of several tranches.
Both operations are part of Making Science’s international expansion process, highlighting its latest acquisitions in Georgia, Sweden, Denmark and the landing and now organic growth in the US market. Through this operation, the company adapts its financial structure to its current financing needs and to its national and international development plans for the coming years.
The GA_P team was led by Guillermo Guerra, partner of the Corporate Department and supported by José Francisco Canalejas and Irene Medina, associates of the Banking and Finance Department.
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Both operations are part of Making Science’s international expansion process, highlighting its latest acquisitions in Georgia, Sweden, Denmark and the landing and now organic growth in the US market. Through this operation, the company adapts its financial structure to its current financing needs and to its national and international development plans for the coming years.
The GA_P team was led by Guillermo Guerra, partner of the Corporate Department and supported by José Francisco Canalejas and Irene Medina, associates of the Banking and Finance Department.
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