According to the report submitted to the Board of Directors by brokerage company TradeVille, a total of 20,600 bonds were subscribed and allocated within the offering at a price equal to their nominal value of EUR100 per unit, falling within the maximum approved ceiling of EUR2.7 million.
The bond issue has a five-year maturity and offers a fixed coupon of 10% per year, payable semi-annually in euros. The allocation and registration of the transaction in the Bucharest Stock Exchange system are scheduled for November 5, 2026, with the actual settlement estimated for November 9.
“Within the limits of the mandate granted through Decision No. 131 of October 14, 2026, Horia Dan Cardos, General Manager, is authorized to communicate the placement results via a current report and to complete the formalities for the registration and admission of the bonds to trading on the Growth Market for SMEs within the Multilateral Trading System operated by the Bucharest Stock Exchange,” state Agroland representatives.
This development paves the way for the very first listing on the newly established BVB Growth Market, which was approved in September by the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF). This new segment is designed as a preparation stage for SMEs seeking capital, providing them with a framework to strengthen corporate governance and gain increased visibility among investors, with the prospect of a subsequent transfer to the Regulated Market.
The project aims to attract fast-growing companies, with the launch of a dedicated index also being taken into consideration.