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Atılım Finans Faktoring A.Ş. announced a 33 million Turkish‑lira bond at 6.5% extra yield, maturing 03 Apr 2025 and rated A, details on KAP.
Atılım Finans Faktoring A.Ş. placed a 33 million TRY financing bond on 5 April 2024, offering a variable‑rate coupon of 6.5% extra yield above TLREF and rated “A” by Istanbul International Rating Services [2].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Issue size | 33,000,000 TRY |
| Coupon | 6.5% extra over TLREF (variable) |
| Maturity | 3 Apr 2025 (360 days) |
| Rating | A (Istanbul International Rating Services, 29 Mar 2024) |
The bond, classified as a “Finansman Bonosu,” was sold to qualified investors both domestically and abroad, with the entire nominal amount of 33 million TRY subscribed and settled on the issue date [2]. The issuance price was set at 1 TRY per unit, and the coupon will be paid four times, the first on 2 July 2024 at a rate of 14.1243% (periodic) translating to an annual simple rate of 60.6514% and a compounded annual rate of 76.3553% [2]. Subsequent coupon payments are scheduled for 1 Oct 2024, 2 Jan 2025 and the final principal repayment on 3 Apr 2025 [2].
Istanbul International Rating Services assigned an “A” rating on 29 Mar 2024, confirming the issuer’s credit quality and permitting the bond to be listed for trading on Borsa İstanbul [2]. The bond is denominated in Turkish lira, with payments made in TL, and the ISIN code TRFATFK42519 [2]. The issuance was facilitated by D Yatırım Bankası A.Ş. as the intermediary, and the bond is eligible for trading, indicating immediate market liquidity [2].
The issuance adds 33 million TRY of medium‑term financing to Atılım Finans Faktoring’s balance sheet, while the high extra yield reflects current market expectations for Turkish‑lira debt. Monitoring the upcoming coupon and broader TLREF dynamics will indicate whether the pricing remains attractive for investors.
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