Sonnedix Japan, acting on behalf of the Sonnedix group, which has over 3 GW of global operating capacity, has finalized the first portfolio refinancing in Japan. This refinancing concerns eight high-voltage photovoltaic projects, with a total capacity of 18 MW.
Optimization and financial impact
The JPY 5,295 million (approx. €33 million) financing agreement was secured thanks to joint loans from MUFG Bank, Ltd and The Iyo Bank, Ltd. This move demonstrates not only Sonnedix’s strong banking relationships in the region, but also its position as a long-term player in the Japanese renewable energy market.
Technology and sustainability
Sonnedix Japan makes a point of using the best available technologies, enabling it to effectively maximize the returns from its renewable energy assets. This refinancing also helps to ensure the durability and longevity of its photovoltaic installations across Japan.
Sonnedix Japan’s presence and commitment
With an established and reliable presence as a renewable energy supplier, Sonnedix Japan currently manages 25 solar photovoltaic power plant projects in the country, representing a controlled capacity of almost 495 MW.
CEO’s comments on the transaction
Axel Thiemann, CEO of Sonnedix, commented on the refinancing as a fantastic demonstration of the company’s ongoing commitment to optimizing its global operations and assets. He emphasized Sonnedix’s long-term commitment to the Japanese renewable energy market, affirming the company’s determination to strengthen its position as a trusted partner and contribute to decarbonization goals.
Sonnedix Japan’s strategic refinancing consolidates its ability to support sustained growth and make a significant contribution to the region’s energy transition, strengthening its role in the renewable energy sector.
