PrimeTime raises P105m for new projects

Tuesday, July 05, 2016

Property investment firm, PrimeTime Property Holdings has raised P105 million from the capital markets to fund its Pilane Crossing Mall project. In an announcement to the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE), the company stated that on June 10, 2016 it issued two senior unsecured notes out of the P500 million domestic medium term note programme.

“The BSE has granted the issuer a financial instrument listing and the notes will be listed on the BSE on the 28th June 2016,” it said.

According to PrimeTime, offers were received for P196 million and the total issuance amounted to P105 million for both the five year floating rate note and the eight year fixed rate note.

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