What happens on the investor call?
A member of the investor team goes through the factory, the bond terms and the risks with you and answers your questions. About 20 minutes, by phone or video.
Is the call investment advice?
No. The team explains the offer and answers your questions. Whether the bond suits you is your decision.
Do I have to invest after the call?
No. The call is free, and you don’t have to invest afterwards.
How do I invest?
Fill in the online form and choose your amount, from €1,000. You then get the subscription documents and the payment details by email.
What exactly can I invest in?
A 7.50 % subordinated bond 2026/2030 of Prinz Eugen Energiepark GmbH (ISIN DE000A460EE0). Each bond is €1,000.
What does “subordinated” mean for me?
If the company runs into trouble, you are paid only after its other creditors. While the company is over-indebted or unable to pay, or would become so by paying, you can claim neither interest nor repayment.
Can I lose all of my money?
Yes. A total loss is possible. The bond is not covered by deposit protection or any compensation scheme.
Can I get my money back early?
You can’t give ordinary notice. The company may extend the term twice by 24 months, to 31.12.2034 at the latest, and may repay early at 102 % after three years.
Has BaFin checked this offer?
No. The company prepared the key information document itself, and BaFin does not supervise the company on an ongoing basis.
Could I end up with shares instead of money?
Possibly. If the company becomes an AG, it may turn the bond into a convertible bond at €33.33 per share without your consent. Conversion becomes mandatory once two of three targets in the bond terms are met.
Can the terms change without my vote?
Yes. 75 % of the votes cast at a bondholder vote can change interest, term or repayment for everyone, including those who voted against.
What will the money be used for?
The money goes into the plant: the company’s own share of planned energy-saving measures at the factory and the costs of this offer, as set out in the key information document.
Why a bond, and not a bank loan?
Banks and large investors usually only finance projects from about €15 to 50 million. Energy-saving work of a few million euros, like ours, is too small for them. A bond lets private investors take part from €1,000.
When is the interest paid?
Twice a year, as long as the subordination allows it. [[Exact dates once the corrected key information document matches the bond terms.]]
Is the factory running today?
Yes. The factory has pressed wood pellets since August 2012. In July 2026, the machine maker AMANDUS KAHL reported a newly installed grinding mill in operation there.
