E.ON successfully issues 1.8 billion Euro of bonds in the first week of 2023

E.ON successfully issued two bond tranches with a combined volume of 1.8 billion Euro: 800 million Euro bond maturing in January 2028 with coupon of 3.500% and 1.0 billion Euro green bond maturing in January 2035 with coupon of 3.875%

The transaction attracted high investor demand with a combined orderbook of 5.9 billion Euro. The proceeds of the shorter-dated bond will be used to fund general corporate purposes, proceeds of the long-dated green bond to finance and/or refinance Eligible Green Projects as defined in E.ON’s Green Bond Framework.

Together with over 1 billion Euro prefunding executed already in 2022, today`s transaction allowed E.ON to secure major parts of its 2023 funding needs early in the year.

Commerzbank, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, MUFG Securities served as active bookrunners in the transaction.

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