PCC bonds - your investment alternative
4.50
%
p.a.
Bond since 02.12.2024
Investment from €5,000
ISIN DE000A383S03
WKN A383S0
- Term: 2.5 years
- Issue volume: € 20 million
- Purchase price: 100% (subject to change) – acquisition from PCC free of ancillary charges
- Subscription period: until further notice with accrued interest calculation (early closure reserved)
- Purchase: free of charge directly via PCC SE
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5.75% PCC new issue (ISIN DE000A4DFDS9),
Maturity: 1 April 2030, Minimum investment: 5,000 €, Issue volume: 35 million euros
4.50% PCC Bond (ISIN DE000A383S03),
Maturity: April 1, 2027, Minimum investment: €5,000, Issue volume: 20 million euros
Overview of the PCC bond
- Name: 4.50% PCC bond 2024 (04/01/2027)
- Coupon rate p.a: 4.50%
- Coupon payments: Quarterly
- Issue volume: € 20 million
- Denomination: € 1,000
- Tenor: December 2, 2024 to March 31, 2027
- Maturity: April 1, 2027
- Purchase price: 100% (subject to change) – acquisition from PCC free of ancillary charges
- Subscription period: from December 2, 2024 until further notice with accrued interest calculation.
- Stock exchange listing: Trading in the open market on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
- Purchase: free of charge directly via PCC SE
Then simply call +49 (0)2066 90 80 90. You are also welcome to visit us in Germany at our offices in Duisburg. Get in touch and we will be glad to arrange an appointment.
The published base prospectus, the associated final terms, and the subscription documents are also available for download below.
Downloads of the 4.50% PCC bond
Archive financial information
To provide you, as an investor or interested party, with comprehensive information, the current annual report of the PCC Group as well as the most recent quarterly reports are available for download on the ‘Financial Information’ page. In the archive, you can also find annual reports dating back to 2003 and quarterly reports since 2001.
PCC bonds
The issuance of bonds has become an important component of PCC’s financing structure alongside financing from banks. True to PCC’s conservative corporate philosophy, the issue volumes are only utilized up to the limit required for the company’s development.
