The new loans significantly improve the debt maturity and amortization profile of the company, as well as allowed for significant savings of about €1 million interest per year.

 

„The new loans will generate over €50 million of free cash to GTC which will enhance our strong cash position and allow for new opportunities in 2019. Improving the loan maturity, and amortization profile and interest costs, supports a higher FFO. We appreciate the trust that banks have in GTC and its projects,” said Erez Boniel, GTC’s CFO.

 

GTC White House in Budapest, a new Class A office building with the highest, Platinum Certification level under the LEED for Building Design and Construction rating scheme, was granted €40 million. Furthermore, GTC has refinanced another €40 loan for the three FortyOne office buildings in Belgrade. In addition, Artico, an office project located in the business district of Warsaw, received €14.6 million of refinancing loan, totalling the refinance to almost €95 million.

 

In addition, GTC Group has received a building permit for City Rose Park in Bucharest. City Rose Park will be a new high-end office development in the North of Bucharest, located conveniently on Expoziției Boulevard, with easy access to business and recreational facilities grouped around the Herăstrău Park and the two main office hubs – Piața Victoriei and Piața Presei Libere. City Rose Park will welcome its tenants with extended green pedestrian areas around a central rose garden.

 

Additionally, GTC achieved 60% pre-lease level in Matrix A building, in the Croatian capital. The Matrix Building A in Zagreb, Croatia, was leased to Spaces (Regus), which together with earlier leases to L'Oreal and VeniTure brings pre-lease in this modern office project to over 60%.