Órigo Energia has started the process of issuing bonds to raise R$500 million, with the aim of financing distributed solar generation projects. The operation is being coordinated by Banco Santander Brasil.
According to the company, the resources will be applied to the construction of 149 solar farms, with a total installed capacity of 198 MWp, distributed across 12 states: Bahia, Ceará, Goiás, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso do Sul, Mato Grosso, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte, Tocantins and São Paulo.
Eduardo Bechara, CFO of Órigo, explains that this fundraising represents an important step forward in the company's growth strategy. The executive also highlights that the operation adds to the more than R$1,2 billion already raised by Órigo in the last 10 months.
“We are implementing a solid financial strategy that will allow us to continue with our expansion plan and construction of new solar farms throughout 2025. In a year that is shaping up to be challenging and marked by macroeconomic volatility, it is essential to ensure a capital structure that allows us to navigate with relative tranquility and continue delivering value to our customers and investors,” reinforces Bechara.
Órigo's business model allows residential and business consumers to access solar energy without having to install s or invest in their own infrastructure. The energy generated by the company's solar farms is injected directly into the local electricity grid, and s benefit from a reduction in their electricity bills, consuming renewable energy in a simple, practical way and with no installation costs.
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