Borregaard ASA has issued a commercial paper ISIN NO0013214874 of NOK 300,000,000.
Start date: 18 April, 2024
Maturity: 18 June, 2024
Coupon: 4,98 %
Organised by: DNB Markets
Sarpsborg, 17 April 2024
Contact:
Director Investor Relations, Knut-Harald Bakke, +47 905 79 164
This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5 -12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
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