Photon Energy Investments has paid investors theirfourth quarterly coupon on its 8% corporate bond. With thequarterly payment and above-average transparency the company isdemonstrating the sustainability and stability of its businessmodel. Qualified investors can still subscribe to the bond directlythrough the issuer.
Amsterdam, 12 March 2014 – Dutch-basedPhoton Energy Investments N.V., a division of global solar powersolutions and services company, Photon Energy N.V., has today paidthe fourth quarterly coupon on its 8% corporate bond. Qualifiedinvestors can still subscribe directly through the issuer. Thecompany has until now made a name for itself in terms of investorrelations with above-average transparency, publishing annual,quarterly and even monthly reports.
Qualified investors can subscribe to the corporate bond at adenomination of 1,000 EUR directly through the issuer. The bond isalso being traded on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt, Hamburg,Berlin and in the Corporates Prime segment of Vienna StockExchange. Since its introduction the bond has traded around itsnominal value. Further information on the bond, including theprospectus can be found on www.photonenergyinvestments.com
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This document and the information contained within constitutesneither an offer to sell nor a solicitation to buy any corporatebonds of Photon Energy Investments N.V., nor any financial orinvestment advice in Germany nor any other country, particularly ifsuch an offer of solicitation is forbidden or not allowed, and doesnot substitute the sales prospectus. Potential investors are askedto inform themselves about and respect possibly existingrestrictions. s. A public offering of partial bonds of PhotonEnergy Investments N.V will take place solely through and based onthe publication of the sales prospectus and its attachments and itsfiling with the Federal Financial Supervisory. This prospectus willbe published on www.photonenergyinvestments.com. The informationpublished in this document may not be distributed outside Germany,Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland and in particularnot in the USA and to US citizens (as defined in Regulation S ofthe US Securities Act 1933 (“Securities Act”) in the currentversion), or to publications which are distributed in the USA,except if a legal obligation exists to distribute thesepublications outside Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakiaand Poland.
