Post by
BoldForbes on Jul 14, 2016 7:47pm
Alterra Power Arranges Extension to Iceland Bond
One more year to deal with this, but at a higher interest rate...I thought rates were declining (short and long-term) in increasing...
Hopefully, they will figure out a long-term financing deal at low rates; in Europe investors should be lining up for 2-3% since many nations have negative yields...
I am curious how the rate could have gone up? What are the other aspects of the deal they did not mention...is there trouble with the refinance or are they waiting for long-term rates to decline...someone needs to ask during the next quarterly call...
Bold Forbes
Comment by
SimplyRunRig on Jul 15, 2016 1:18pm
I'm probably just making excuses, but interest rates in Iceland are a little higher than they were in late 2010: https://www.tradingeconomics.com/iceland/interest-rate
Comment by
BoldForbes on Jul 15, 2016 4:00pm
Simply, I am multitasking at the moment...doing too much...and cannot double check, but I thought this debt was not based in Iceland. Wasn't this the Swedish debt? Material Girl, Newstock or RDK...anyone else confirm this? Going in too many directions today\week\month...need to graze in the field this weekend, Bold Forbes
Comment by
RDK241t on Jul 16, 2016 9:07am
I'm not sure Bold Forbes but I will research it a bit. The fact the share price held at .60 indicates to me minimal impact so I'm not worried.