Vivion Investments S.à r.l. (“Vivion” or the “Company”) announces the successful placement of €505 million new senior secured notes due 2030 (the “New Senior Notes”), and the concurrent issuance of €252.5 million undated subordinated notes with a first reset date in 2031 (the “Hybrid Notes” and together with the New Senior Notes, the “Notes”).
The New Senior Notes, maturing in June 2030, will carry a coupon of 5.625%, which is lower than the 6.500% plus PIK interest of the previous issuances of the Company in 2023, marking the continued reduction in the Company’s cost of debt.
The Hybrid Notes will be accounted for as 100% equity under IFRS and are rated B by S&P, receiving 50% equity content under S&P’s methodology. The Hybrid Notes will bear a fixed coupon of 8.125% until the first reset date on 8 June 2031.
The net proceeds from the issuance of the Notes will be used to partially redeem the Company’s outstanding senior secured notes due 2028, bearing a coupon of 6.5% plus PIK p.a. with ISIN XS2658230094 (“2028 Notes”). Following the redemption, €122.6 million of the principal amount of the 2028 Notes will remain outstanding.
Settlement of the transaction is expected to occur on or around 8 December 2025.
This refinancing transaction is a strategic step to optimize Vivion’s capital structure, enhance financial flexibility, and extend the maturity profile of Vivion’s indebtedness.
Ella (Zuker) Raychman, CFO of Vivion, commented:
“The strong demand for both the senior secured notes and the hybrid notes underscores the market’s confidence in Vivion’s strategy and asset quality. The refinancing improves our maturity profile, lowers our financing costs and provides additional balance-sheet strength as we continue to execute on our business plan.”
For the placement of the New Senior Notes, Vivion was assisted by Citigroup and Goldman Sachs International as Joint Active Bookrunners, and BofA Securities as Bookrunner.
For the placement of the Hybrid Notes, Vivion was assisted by Citigroup as Global Coordinator and Structuring Advisor, and Goldman Sachs International as Joint Bookrunner.

