Orazul Energy Perú SA, a generator with a 100% renewable energy platform, successfully placed US$380 million in bonds on the international market to refinance its US$363 million Orazul 2027 bond.
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Deal Analysis
Orazul Energy Perú SA, a renewable energy generator, successfully issued US$380 million in bonds to refinance its existing US$363 million Orazul 2027 bond. This financing transaction allows Orazul Energy Perú to optimize its capital structure and potentially benefit from more favorable terms compared to its previous debt. The deal demonstrates continued investor confidence in Orazul Energy's renewable energy platform and its operations in Peru. The involvement of major financial institutions like Deutsche Bank, Citibank, Santander, and JP Morgan as managers underscores the significance of the transaction and its appeal to international investors.
The refinancing highlights the ongoing trend of renewable energy companies seeking to secure long-term financing to support their operations and growth. By refinancing existing debt, Orazul Energy Perú can free up capital for future investments in its renewable energy infrastructure. This deal also reflects the increasing sophistication of the Latin American debt market, with companies able to access international capital markets to fund their projects. The successful placement of the bond suggests a strong appetite for renewable energy assets in the region.
- US$380 million bond issuance to refinance existing US$363 million bond.
- Issuer, Orazul Energy Perú SA, has a 100% renewable energy platform.
- Managed by leading global financial institutions: Deutsche Bank, Citibank, Santander, and JP Morgan.
- Owned by I Squared Capital.
Source Intelligence
KEY DETAILS
The bond has a 6.25% coupon and a 7-year bullet term. Quote: Regarding the characteristics of the issue, the company explained that it was an international placement under 144A RegS format with a 6.25% coupon and a 7-year bullet term.
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Deal Size
Orazul successfully issues a US$380 million bond in the international market
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Location
Orazul Energy Perú SA, one of Peru's largest generators with a 100% renewable energy platform
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Financials
This will allow the company to proactively refinance its US$363 million Orazul 2027 bond.
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Announcement
Published: Tuesday, September 16, 2025
PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE
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Citibank
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"The issue was managed internationally by Citibank, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Santander."
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Deutsche Bank
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"The issue was managed internationally by Citibank, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Santander."
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JP Morgan
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"The issue was managed internationally by Citibank, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Santander."
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Santander
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"The issue was managed internationally by Citibank, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Santander."
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