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January 6, 2010
Freiburg,
Germany: S.A.G. Solarstrom Secures €20 million Toward 13.6MW Czech
Project
S.A.G.
Solarstrom AG received a bridging loan of €20 million for their
13.65 MWp photovoltaic project in Stribro, Czech Republic at the
end of 2009 via their project company Solar Stribro s.r.o.
After
this bridging loan, which was arranged at short notice by youmex
AG, Frankfurt, S.A.G. Solarstrom AG are also expecting the conclusion
of negotiations of long-term final financing of the project, with
an investment of over €60 million, in the near future. The 13.65
MWp photovoltaic system on a former military base in Stribro in
the district of Pilsen has been the largest ground-mounted individual
photovoltaic project installed in the Czech Republic to date.
"The
high quality of our systems and our company’s good reputation
has made financing, even of large projects, considerably easier.
We therefore did not and do not need to sell this interesting
project at all costs, which to a certain extent is not what the
market expects. Instead, we can choose the most attractive economic
option without any time pressure“, explains Dr. Karl Kuhlmann,
CEO of S.A.G. Solarstrom AG. At the same time, this would improve
the chances of definitely achieving the planned growth for 2010.
“After
we were able to achieve our goals for 2009, we are anticipating
increased sales of between €190 and €210 million for 2010 and
a considerably improved EBIT of between €8 and €11 million“, says
Kuhlmann.
Further details about: S.A.G.
Solarstrom AG
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