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1,05%30.03.2026.Fashion Company successfully completed the issuance of corporate bonds
Fashion Company d.o.o. Belgrade has successfully completed the issuance of long-term dinar-denominated bonds aimed at financing the company’s further development, while enabling greater flexibility in capital management. The total value of the bond issuance amounts to RSD 8.45 billion (approximately EUR 72 million), and the funds are intended for the continued expansion of the retail network, business digitalization, financing of working capital, and refinancing of existing liabilities.
This is the second issuance under the program implemented with the support of the World Bank, through the “Market-Relevant Roadmap” initiative, and represents an important continuation in the development of the corporate bond market in Serbia, one year after the first issuance by Elixir Group. This opens up new financing opportunities for companies, with expectations of additional issuances in the future.
On this occasion, the Belgrade Stock Exchange organized a “Ring the Bell” ceremony to mark the start of trading on the Open Market segment for qualified investors.
We are pleased that the second issuance has been successfully completed. New initiatives sometimes take longer, but the path toward developing market-relevant financial instruments continues.
This is the second issuance under the program implemented with the support of the World Bank, through the “Market-Relevant Roadmap” initiative, and represents an important continuation in the development of the corporate bond market in Serbia, one year after the first issuance by Elixir Group. This opens up new financing opportunities for companies, with expectations of additional issuances in the future.
On this occasion, the Belgrade Stock Exchange organized a “Ring the Bell” ceremony to mark the start of trading on the Open Market segment for qualified investors.
We are pleased that the second issuance has been successfully completed. New initiatives sometimes take longer, but the path toward developing market-relevant financial instruments continues.
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