Bank · RE + Infra · Tier 1
Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB)
Debt appetite
- Debt products
- Corporate FinanceSenior Debt
- Sectors / asset types
- BiofuelsBiomassEV ChargingHospitalityHospitality, officeIndustrial, logisticsMixed-usemodular / operating assetsModular / social infrastructureOfficeRenewablesRenewables, Social & DefenceResidentialRetailStudent accommodationTelecomsTransportWater
- Ticket size
- EUR 25m–75m
- Max LTV
- —
- Max tenor
- —
- Indicative margin
- —
- Target geographies
- Europe (excl. Spain long-term)
Lender profile
One of the pioneers in pan-European project financing of renewable energies and digital infrastructure. Typical ticket 25–75m, ideally around 45m. Provides traditional financing as well as construction, bridge and acquisition financing across Germany and Europe. No aircraft finance.
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From $399/mo · 20% off annual
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