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Ghana’s E.S.L.A. PLC Launches GH¢1.04 Billion Bond Buyback to Restructure Energy Sector Debt

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Ghana’s E.S.L.A. PLC Launches GH¢1.04 Billion Bond
  • Buyback targets non-sovereign bondholders, offering bonds at par value to reduce outstanding liabilities
  • Move expected to improve fiscal sustainability by cutting future coupon payments

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s energy sector special purpose vehicle (SPV), E.S.L.A. PLC, has announced a GH¢1.04 billion bond buyback offer as part of efforts to restructure the country’s energy sector debt. With total outstanding E.S.L.A. bonds amounting to approximately GH¢5.50 billion, the buyback aims to reduce liabilities under Tranches E2, E3, E4, and E5, which are scheduled to mature between 2027 and 2033.

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