NNDKP assists Marcos Provit in connection with the issuance of corporate bonds
Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) assisted Marcos Provit, a local pharmaceutical services network, in issuing cross-border corporate bonds worth 8.5 million euros through private placement, under the coordination of the Polish private debt fund CVI.
The transaction aims at the strategic development of the company by ensuring the financing for potential acquisitions.
NNDKP was involved in the structuring, negotiation and conclusion of the related documentation and provided assistance to the client throughout the transaction.
"Special thanks to our legal advisors at Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) in structuring and solving all the legal issues related to the transaction", said Marius Neagu, founder and CEO of Marcos Provit.
The NNDKP team advising Marcos Provit in this transaction was led by Valentin Voinescu, Partner in the Banking and Finance practice, and included Alexandru Ciambur, Senior Associate, and Cătălina Dan and Ioana Alexandru, Associates, within the same practice.
"We are very pleased to have been able to support an entrepreneur with passion and vision in securing a financing line for the accelerated expansion of the pharmacy network, a key step that marks the continuous rise of Marcos Provit in the Romanian market. We also thank our colleagues at PCF Investment Banking who provided advice on the financial component - we continue to develop with them financing solutions for Romanian entrepreneurs, and we are glad to see another transaction successfully completed", declared Valentin Voinescu.
The NNDKP Banking and Finance team is constantly involved in complex projects concerning corporate finance, project finance, acquisitions of financial institutions and international and local companies, or public sector finance. Over the past years alone, the members of the team were involved in financing transactions amounting to more than EUR 5 billion in sectors such as agribusiness, energy, real estate, infrastructure, FMCG, production or technology.