Finerge puts borrowings in one basket

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Ross Crear

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First State Investments-owned Finerge’s recent Portuguese wind portfolio refinancing knocked around 100bp off the cost of debt and upped the tenor. But most significantly it is structured as a platform for future Finerge borrowing, with potential extra liquidity built in.

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