Three months ago, Globalworth also obtained a short-term financing of EUR55 million from the two groups.
The new financing facility attracted by Globalworth could be used either for the construction of office tower Bucharest One or for the payment of an office building of the Green Court project, which it had acquired from Swedish-held Skanska in the fall of 2014. The transaction for the acquisition of this building amounts to EUR44 million.
Globalworth said in a statement that it will pay back the EUR100 million financing from future loans and/or capital increases. It also said that besides the financing for the development of Bucharest One, the EUR45 million recently attracted can be used for other purposes, including acquisitions and the financing of other ongoing projects.
Globalworth expects total investments in Bucharest One project to reach EUR100 million.
Oak Hill and York Capital groups are among Globalworth shareholders.