As the contractor to the National Broadband Plan reaches more rural customers, the resulting cash flows allows it to repay investors led by Spanish firm Asterion.
Paddy McKillen Jr and Matt Ryan packaged the trading and property assets behind their hospitality group in a way that let them maximise debt and manage risk, but there were downsides too.
Restrictive debt arrangements were among the factors that precipitated the baked goods multinational into a leadership crisis four years ago. As its financial health improves, Aryzta is shaking them off.
The Ardagh edifice was designed for interest rates a couple of percentage points lower than they are today.
As it exited Russia, Ingka Group was set to lose multi-hundred-million-euro assets in the form of intercompany loans advanced out of Dublin. Then it cut a deal, only to find itself before a Moscow court.
Candidates in the EU’s second-largest economy have traded barbs on deficits and profligate promises. The Eurogroup president is warning against breaking fiscal rules and adding debt in a high interest rate environment.
On the day after its managing director resigned, Novellus appointed receivers to “one of the most impressive” farms in Co Louth. The landowner is now threatening court action.
The acquisition of thousands of remaining Ulster Bank loans is transformational for the alternative lender, but what does it mean for those homeowners?
The Red Cow hospitality business has raised €70 million to refinance its debt, with additional backing from a family investment in residential property.
While the Limerick businessman is in Cheltenham watching his horses run, the UK- and Dublin-based lending arm of his family office is funding more and more property deals all over Ireland.
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