Corporate bonds are a standard instrument used by companies to finance development and growth. For investors, they offer attractive appreciation of available capital. The base prospectus for the bond programme is approved by the Czech National Bank. Bonds are issued through a public offering and some may be fully tradable on a public market, giving investors the flexibility they need in their decision-making.
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| Designation | Offer Type | Maturity | Annual Yield | Total Volume | Nominal Value | Issuer | Distribution | Security | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Natland IF 7,75 / 29 | Public offering with prospectus | 2029 | 7,75 | 600 m CZK | 10.000,- | Natland Investment Fund SICAV, Natland Real Estate Sub-Fund | J&T Banka a.s. | Yes | 100% of the total volume subscribed |
| Natland Bonds III. | Public offering with prospectus | 2025 | 5,0 % | 100 m CZK | 50.000,- | Natland Bonds | Efekta Securities Broker | No | Repaid |
| Natland Bonds II. | Public offering with prospectus | 2025 | 5,0 % | 100 m CZK | 50.000,- | Natland Bonds | EFEKTA Securities Broker | No | Repaid |
| Natland Bonds I. | Public offering with prospectus | 2026 | 5,57 % | 410 m CZK | 50.000,- | Natland Bonds | Efekta Securities Broker | No | 29% of the total volume subscribed |
Bonds are debt securities that express the obligation of the issuer towards the creditor. Through a bond, issuers undertake to repay a specified amount, the nominal value of the bond, at maturity and to pay regular interest.
Paper bonds have a physical form and the investor physically holds them. They consist of the bond certificate and a coupon sheet. Book-entry bonds exist as a record and are registered together with the owner’s name in a securities register.
The nominal value of a bond is the value set by the issuer in the issue terms. For example, it may be CZK 100,000, but it can also be significantly higher or lower. Purchasing a bond at the value stated in the issue terms is only possible before the issue date.
Coupon, or interest, is the issuer’s remuneration to the creditor for borrowed money. It is expressed as a percentage of the nominal value and is paid regularly, usually annually or semi-annually, regardless of changes in the bond price or interest rates.
The Czech National Bank (CNB) approves the issuer’s bond prospectus, but reviews only its formal requirements. It does not assess the business project issuing the bond, the economic sense of the project financed by the bond proceeds, or the issuer’s credibility. The information needed to make an investment decision must be obtained and assessed by the prospective investor themselves.
Corporate bonds may under certain conditions provide companies with a better interest rate than a bank loan. Bond issuance is often a more efficient and less costly process than applying for and going through an approval process with a financial institution.
The information presented on this website cannot be considered an offer or recommendation and is provided solely for general informational purposes related to investing in investment funds or qualified investor funds. It does not constitute a proposal to enter into a contract.
The information contained on this website has been prepared with maximum care and in good faith. However, it may be subject to changes and updates, and neither the fund nor its manager guarantees its accuracy, timeliness or completeness. Approval of the base prospectus by the Czech National Bank should not be understood as confirmation of the bonds issued by the fund or as confirmation of the fund bond issuer.
We do not recommend basing any investment or other decision solely on the information on this website. We recommend consulting an investment adviser or contacting the fund manager at info@avantfunds.cz. Knowledge of the specific fund statute and the risks described therein is essential for investment decision-making.
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