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New wallet_sizing section (Phase 4W) · Erste / Santander CIB Poland engagement · one company per view — pick below · all figures read from groups/<id>/_wallet_profile.json · estimates only, dated to their source statements
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Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — ORLEN (Poland)

group level · FY2025 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
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Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
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Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. ORLEN's own facilities DEFINE the covenant in the FS: net debt/EBITDA before net impairment (p.82). Local terms: dług netto (EN: net debt), dźwignia finansowa (EN: leverage).
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Financial situation & where the wallet sits

ORLEN is Poland's flagship multi-energy group (fuels, petrochemicals, gas, power, upstream Norway) and the largest company in the CEE region by revenue — FY2025 consolidated revenue PLN 267,827m with operating profit PLN 9,957m after PLN 16,277m of net impairments; the covenantC-basis EBITDA (before net impairment, the definition ORLEN's own facility agreements use per the FY2025 FS) is PLN 40,477m and operating cash flow PLN 47,220m. The balance sheet is NET CASH: PLN −1,411m on the group's reported definition (borrowings 9,020 + bonds 16,144 − cash 26,445 − deposits 130), with equity of PLN 144,543m. The wallet sits in five places.

(1) DCM is the live flow book: PLN 16,144m of bonds outstanding across 8 series — FY2025 alone saw PLN 9,508m of new issuance (USD 1.25bn 2035S + EUR 600m green 2032S + PLN 2.0bn domestic) plus a USD 250m tap in March 2026 — fees are one-time on each issuance.

(2) Bank lending stock is comparatively small (PLN 8,359m drawn) against PLN 39,247m of UNDRAWN committed facilities (PLN 49,481m committed) — participation in the committed lines and the capex pipeline (PLN 31,853m spent in 2025, PLN 28,251m of future commitments signed) is the entry, with EIB and BGK/KPO dominating recent new lines.

(3) The FX/commodity flow book: PLN 96,195m of revenue outside Poland plus USD crude purchasing and a live CCIRS book on the USD 2035S bond.

(4) Cash management on PLN 267.8bn of turnover — the VAT White List shows Pekao (40%), PKO BP (19%) and Citi Handlowy (12%) holding the account structure; Erste (via the acquired Santander Bank Polska) holds 3 accounts — an INCUMBENT but minor position to expand.

(5) Guarantees: a PLN 4,845m third-party guarantee book. Group covenantC status is disclosed as compliant, with two named subsidiary-level exceptions (Spolana equity covenant — repaid 06.2025; CCGT Ostrołęka facility terms — regularised 15.04.2026). Ratings: FitchS BBB+ / Moody's A3 (per-series, printed in the audited bond register).

CovenantC check: ORLEN is net cash (PLN −1,411m) and no covenant binds today — but the tightest basis is the CAPEX-ADJUSTED leverage on the FS-disclosed covenant EBITDA: 2.5× × (40,477 − capex 31,853) + 1,411 = PLN 22,971m (≈€5.4bn) of new-money capacity — far below the naive headline-leverage read of PLN 122,842m, because ORLEN's capex programme consumes most of the covenant EBITDA. On the STATUTORY (impairment-depressed) EBITDA of PLN 24,200m, capex exceeds EBITDA entirely — the capex-adjusted basis is n.m. and the practical constraint is the pace of the PLN 31.9bn/yr investment programme, not leverage.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid as printed in the FY2025 consolidated FS p.11 (EUR/PLN 4.2267 at 31/12/2025), 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€10.07bn replacement + €5.43bn new money
= €15.51bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€76.3m–177.0m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€30.6m–61.3m /yr · ~36% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn bank + non-bank borrowings + leasing (excl. bonds) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 5 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · Consolidated FS FY2025 — audited, English (in FY25 Consolidated PDF package)↗ · all documents · Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. ORLEN's own facilities DEFINE the covenant in the FS: net debt/EBITDA before net impairment (p.82). Local terms: dług netto (EN: net debt), dźwignia finansowa (EN: leverage). · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · industrial green ≤3.0×
Interest coverage
114.0×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-1%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
FCCR
24.3×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€63.37bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
EBITDA
€5.73bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS) · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Net profit
€626m
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Free cash flow
€4.86bn
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Binding covenant: net debt/(EBITDA−capex) → capacity PLN 22,971m (≈€5.4bn) — computed on the FS-disclosed covenant basis (EBITDA before net impairment, p.82); on statutory EBITDA capex exceeds EBITDA and the capex-adjusted basis is n.m.
Full financial statements — FY2025soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements orlen-fy2025-consolidated-en (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
PDF locate → PyMuPDF line verification (every label+value page-verified)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€63.37bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025
EBITDA S
€5.73bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
9.0%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€626m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
54.5%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
114.0×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€4.86bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • FY2025 revenue eased to PLN 267,827m from PLN 294,886m the year before — a lower-price year across refining and energy — while operating profit held steady at PLN 9,957m (FY2024: PLN 9,707m). S
  • Reported EBITDA was PLN 24,200m and net profit PLN 2,648m (FY2024: PLN 2,747m), the result absorbing PLN 16,277m of net impairment. S C
  • The balance sheet is exceptionally strong: ORLEN is net cash by PLN 1,411m on its own definition, holding PLN 26,445m of cash, so headline leverage reads net cash with interest cover of 114.0×. C
  • On the facility-covenant basis EBITDA is PLN 40,477m (before net impairment), and every capex-adjusted read stays green despite PLN 31,853m of capex. C
  • After year-end the position strengthened further: Q1 2026 revenue was PLN 75,769m with EBITDA of PLN 15,964m, net profit of PLN 8,154m and net debt of NEGATIVE PLN 1,966m. W
  • The bonds carry investment-grade ratings of BBB+ (Fitch) and A3 (Moody's), as printed in the audited bond register. S
Statement-level facts & capex basis
deterministically extracted from the audited/official filing this session
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Operating profitPLN m 9,957.0the filing's P&L line 'Operating profit' — p.5 S
Depreciation and amortisationPLN m 14,243.0P&L/segment line — p.8 S
Total equityPLN m 144,543.0statement of financial position — p.6 S
Net cash provided by operating activitiesPLN m 47,220.0cash-flow statement — p.8 S
Total capital expenditure (incl. borrowing costs — the filing's own note-15.3 measure)PLN m 31,853.0FS note 15.3 verbatim: 'Total capital expenditure, including borrowing costs, incurred in 2025 … amounted to PLN 31,853 million' — p.123. NOTE: the issuer's accrual capex measure incl. borrowing costs — not the cash-flow purchases line. S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€63.37bnS
EBITDA€5.73bnS
EBITDA Margin9.0%S
Net Profit€626mS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio54.5%S
Interest Coverage114.0× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€4.86bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coverage114.0× within covenant bandC
Gearing-1% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCR24.3× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin9.0%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin1.0%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue11.9%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A2.24×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT4.74×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexPLN m 15,367.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
NOTE2,024
(restated)
Revenue267,827294,886
Cost of sales-220,205-252,398
Gross profit47,62242,488
Selling expenses-14,829-14,677
General and administrative expenses-6,783-6,123
Other operating income7,79210,534
Other operating expenses-23,632-22,067
(Impairment loss)/reversal of impairment loss on trade and other-213-448
receivables
Operating profit9,9579,707
Share of profit/(loss) of entities accounted for using the equity method525-140
Finance income1,4861,238
Finance costs-2,955-1,502
Net finance income/(costs)-1,469-264
Profit before tax9,0139,303
Income tax-6,365-6,556
Net profit2,6482,747
Other comprehensive income:
that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss-287-31
fair value measurement of investment property602
as at reclassification date
actuarial gains and losses-169-32
gains and losses on investments in equity-249-7
instruments measured at fair value through
other comprehensive income
deferred tax716
that may be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss2,488-3,266
derivative instruments hedging cash flows2,171-2,388
costs of hedging913-400
foreign currency translation reserve-65-1,020
share of other comprehensive income of investees12
accounted for using the equity method
income tax-531530
Total comprehensive income4,849-550
Net profit attributable to2,6482,747
owners of the parent2,5312,826
non-controlling interests117-79
Total comprehensive income attributable to4,849-550
owners of the parent4,740-467
non-controlling interests109-83
Earnings per share attributable to owners of the parent (PLN per share)
basic
diluted
Balance sheet
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
NOTE
(restated)
ASSETS
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment142,380141,639
Investment property768678
Intangible assets4,5267,012
Goodwill3,8124,372
Right-of-use assets14,82413,899
Investments accounted for using the equity method2,4651,969
Deferred tax assets1,9032,088
Other financial assets4,1483,823
Mandatory stocks9,18011,033
Other assets701339
Current assets
Inventories19,12621,739
Trade receivables24,06026,411
Income tax receivables399786
Cash26,44511,042
Other financial assets4,7384,183
Other assets4,1484,230
Assets classified as held for sale1,425152
Total assets265,048255,395
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
EQUITY
Share capital1,9741,974
Share premium46,40546,405
Other components of equity2,641303
Retained earnings92,59797,089
Equity attributable to owners of the parent143,617145,771
Equity attributable to non-controlling interests926979
Total equity144,543146,750
LIABILITIES
Non-current liabilities
Borrowings and bonds23,65714,979
Lease liabilities10,8679,875
Provisions12,05111,388
Deferred tax liabilities10,97510,779
Other financial liabilities950600
Other liabilities1,833703
Current liabilities
Trade payables18,55219,987
Lease liabilities1,6941,470
Contract liabilities2,0841,771
Borrowings and bonds1,5073,167
Provisions12,1278,989
Income tax liabilities3,3262,873
Other financial liabilities9,2779,976
Other liabilities11,60512,088
Total liabilities120,505108,645
Total equity and liabilities265,048255,395
Cash flow
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
NOTE2,024
(restated)
Cash flows from operating activities
Profit before tax9,0139,303
Adjustments for:
Share of profit/(loss) of entities accounted-525140
for using the equity method
Depreciation and amortisation14,24314,014
Foreign exchange (gains)-500-366
Net interest and dividends909444
Loss on investing activities16,58213,373
Change in provisions9,6067,467
Change in working capital2,7487,064
Other adjustments572-9,682
Income tax (paid)-5,428-5,123
Net cash provided by operating activities47,22036,634
Cash flows from investing activities
Acquisition of property, plant and equipment,-26,684-28,590
intangible assets, and right-of-use assets
Purchase of energy rights-3,247-2,347
Payments to obtain control of subsidiaries and-877-3,550
joint operations, net of cash acquired
Other91436
Net cash (used in) investing activities-30,717-34,051
Cash flows from financing activities
Proceeds from borrowings6,34512,961
Repayment of borrowings-7,542-10,516
Proceeds from issuance of bonds9,508
Repayment of bonds-1,000-105
Interest paid on borrowings and bonds-756-496
Interest paid on lease liabilities-508-454
Dividends paid-6,967-4,819
Repayment of lease liabilities-1,650-1,607
Proceeds from government grants1,552426
Other-163-151
Net cash (used in) financing activities-1,181-4,761
Net increase/(decrease) in cash15,322-2,178
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash81-62
Cash at beginning of period11,04213,282
Cash at end of period26,44511,042
including restricted cash9841,405
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: PLNm
EBITDA = EBIT (operating result) + D&A add-back (cash-flow statement)
EBIT (operating result)9,957
Depreciation & amortisation (add-back)14,243
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-07-11AGREEDCAPITAL DEPLOYED / CROSS-REF (grupa_azoty): ORLEN financing offer to Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (GAP) — a PLN 1.022bn total non-binding offer (15.10.2025), raised to a PLN 1.35bn total under the 01.04.2026 preliminary SPA (FS note 16.4), tied to ORLEN acquiring 100% of GAP (ORLEN already held ~17%) and a court arrangement restructuring GAP's ~PLN 3.952bn accelerated liabilities; closing planned Q3 2026. STATUS: agreed/intended within the arrangement (not a disbursed, unconditional package). ORLEN current report 12/2026 (01.04.2026, EN: 'total value of PLN 1,35 bn') · ORLEN current report 53/2025 (15.10.2025 — 'Wartość Oferty opiewa na łączną kwotę 1,022 mld PLN'; EN: total offer value PLN 1.022bn) · FS note 16.4 · Grupa Azoty Police ESPI 8/2026 · Bankier.pl↗ W ✓ verified
2026-07-07ADMITTED TO TRADINGORLEN S.A. Series E eurobonds admitted to trading on the regulated market operated by Euronext Dublin. B18 (B15 #4): SINGLE-SOURCE (Bankier.pl), listing/admission event (the underlying issuance may predate the admission). CROSS-CHECK: the record already carries a 'domestic Series E' (PLN 2,000m, subscribed 23.12.2025, WSE ASO listing 26.01.2026); this admission may be that same programme gaining a Euronext Dublin regulated-market listing or a distinct EUR tranche — needs the ESPI to disambiguate, so NO new bond row is created to avoid double-counting. Bankier.pl (single-source)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-05-28PUBLISHEDQ1 2026 interim (as at 31.03.2026): revenue PLN 75,769m (+3% y/y), EBITDA PLN 15,964m (+40%), net profit PLN 8,154m, net debt NEGATIVE PLN −1,966m — the net-cash position deepened after FY-end. ORLEN Q1 2026 report + IR financial data↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-04-20SIGNEDORLEN Termika signed a PLN 125.4m co-financing agreement with NFOŚiGW (wastewater heat-recovery at the Żerań Pumping Station, jointly with MPWiK). FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.1 (events after the reporting date)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-03-31PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT SIGNEDPreliminary SPA to acquire ALL remaining shares in Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (ORLEN holds 17.3%) + ORLEN to ARRANGE the PLN 1.35bn financing required to complete GAP's restructuring; closing planned Q3 2026 after the partial-arrangement proceedings and approvals (earn-outs to key creditors). FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.4↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-03-17COMPLETEDUSD 250m tap of GMTN Series C bonds (6.00%, due 30.01.2035) — consolidated into the USD 1.25bn series issued 30.01.2025; admitted to Euronext Dublin. FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.1↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-03-04SIGNEDORLEN Termika loan agreement with BGK (KPO funds) — long-term financing up to PLN 762.5m for flue-gas condensation + heat pumps at the Żerań CHP plant; fixed rate, repayment 11.2030–08.2040. FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.1↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-04-15AGREEMENT SIGNEDCCGT Ostrołęka (ENERGA group): agreement with the financing institutions regularising the facility-terms breach identified at 31.12.2025 (PLN 626m had been reclassified to current). FY2025 consolidated FS, note 12.9.1 p.82↗ W ⚠ single source

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€63.37bn
2–5bps
€13m–32m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€22.76bn
5–15bps
€11m–34m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€6.26bn
15–40bps
€9m–25m
Financing
credit
€5.11bn
60–120bps
€31m–61m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
credit
€3.82bn
40–100bps
€3m–8m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€1.15bn
80–150bps
€9m–17m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €76m–177m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid as printed in the FY2025 consolidated FS p.11 (EUR/PLN 4.2267 at 31/12/2025), 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€30.6m–61.3m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~21% of book pool36%drawn bank + non-bank borrowings + leasing (excl. bonds) — €5,105,875k
drawn balance × IG margin band derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€12.7m–31.7m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #1 of 13 · ~26% of book pool18%consolidated turnover (payments + accounts + liquidity) — €63,365,510k
turnover × bps band derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€9.2m–17.2m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~52% of book pool10%guarantee/LC book outstanding (third-party nominal) — €1,146,284k
outstanding × commission band derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€11.4m–34.1m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~22% of book pool18%FX-exposed turnover (revenue outside Poland; USD crude / EUR product pricing and the commodity-derivatives book add further flow — the FS shows live CCIRS on the USD 2035 bond) — €22,758,890k
exposed turnover × bps band derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€9.4m–25.0m · blended in group pool C #5 of 13 · ~10% of book pool14%cash and negotiated deposits — €6,256,654k
cash × NIM band derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€3.1m–7.6m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~5% of book pool4%bonds outstanding (issuance-flow proxy: FY2025 saw PLN 9,508m new issuance + PLN 1,000m redemption; USD 250m tap 17.03.2026) — €3,819,528k
stock × amortised issuance-fee band (one-time fees ÷ ~5y tenor) derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)no equity issuance signal in window
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven; GAP acquisition signed 31.03.2026
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€12.7–31.7m /yr€63,366m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€3.1–7.6m /yr€3,820m
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€9.4–25.0m /yr€6,257m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€11.4–34.1m /yr€22,759m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 3.33%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€9.2–17.2m /yr€1,146m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€30.6–61.3m /yr€5,106m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.90%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €63.4bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid as printed in the FY2025 consolidated FS p.11 (EUR/PLN 4.2267 at 31/12/2025), 31.12.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 8 · 9 scans
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (8)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
domestic bond Series D (non-public programme; ESG-rating-linked coupon)domestic bondholdersPLN 1,000mPLNfixed 2.875% (steps +10/20bp on MSCI ESG downgrade)25.03.2031 S
domestic bond Series E (listed WSE ASO 26.01.2026)domestic bondholdersPLN 2,000mPLN6M WIBOR + 1.00%09.12.2032 S
ENERGA hybrid bond (10-year)institutional bondholdersEUR 125m (PLN 528m)EURfixed 4.57%12.09.2027 S
ENERGA Finance AB eurobondeurobond holdersEUR 300m (PLN 1,268m)EURfixed 2.125%07.03.2027maturity <12m from Q1 2026 read — refinancing window S
GMTN Series A Green Bonds (Euronext Dublin + WSE)eurobond holdersEUR 500m (PLN 2,113m)EURfixed 1.125%27.05.2028 S
GMTN Series B (Euronext Dublin + WSE)eurobond holdersEUR 500m (PLN 2,113m)EURfixed 4.75%13.07.2030 S
GMTN Series C (USD; CCIRS-swapped to EUR floating)US/eurobond holdersUSD 1,250m + USD 250m tap 17.03.2026 (PLN 4,502m at FY-end)USDfixed 6.00% (swapped to 6M EURIBOR via CCIRS)30.01.2035 S
GMTN Series D Green Bonds (Euronext Dublin + WSE)eurobond holdersEUR 600m (PLN 2,536m)EURfixed 3.625%02.07.2032 S
② Data captured
financier 8/8 · interest rate 8/8 · maturity 8/8 · currency 8/8 · risk flags 1/8
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) · page scans: S S S S S S S S S
Bank Lending 2 · 2 scans
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (2)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bank borrowings — syndicated + bilateral (investment, working-capital, RCF, overdraft)relationship banksPLN 8,359m drawn (incl. project finance PLN 1,680m)multifloating (WIBOR/EURIBOR/SOFR/PRIBOR/CORRA) PLN 6,701m + fixed PLN 1,658mper facility S
CCGT Ostrołęka project facility (ENERGA group)financial institutionsPLN 626m (reclassified to current at FY-end)PLNn/dunder regularisationcovenant/terms breach at subsidiary level — regularised by agreement 15.04.2026 S
② Data captured
financier 2/2 · interest rate 2/2 · maturity 2/2 · currency 2/2 · risk flags 1/2
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) · page scans: S S
Development & Supranational 2 · 2 scans
EIB, EBRD, BGK and multilateral lenders
① Financings mapped (2)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
EIB investment loans ×3 — Energa-Operator grid modernisation (15y amortising)European Investment BankPLN 3,500m (drawn, active)PLNn/d (investment loan)15-year tenor S
BGK loans under the National Recovery Plan (KPO) — Energa-Operator smart grids + offshoreBank Gospodarstwa Krajowegocommitted up to PLN 9,378m (Energa-Operator, amended 09.2025) + PLN 1,494m drawn (smart grids; preferential, fair value PLN 454m + IAS-20 grant PLN 1,040m) + Baltic Power PLN 900m (undrawn) + Baltic East PLN 900m + EUR 397mPLNpreferential fixed (below market)2022–2036 programme S
② Data captured
financier 2/2 · interest rate 2/2 · maturity 2/2 · currency 2/2 · risk flags 0/2
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) · page scans: S S
Leasing 1 · 1 scan
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
lease liabilities (IFRS 16)lessorsPLN 12,561mPLNimplicitmaturity ladder to >5y (undiscounted PLN 21,204m, p.123) S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Bank Pekao W93 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Financing
PKO Bank Polski W45 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Financing
Citi Handlowy (Bank Handlowy) W28 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Financial Markets (FM)
BNP Paribas Bank Polska W14 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
ING Bank Śląski W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
mBank W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) W5 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
development_supranational
Financing
Santander Bank Polska (= Erste, acquired) W
Santander Bank Polska → Erste (bank-continuity map, Rule 39 P2)
3 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
European Investment Bank (EIB) W0 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
development_supranational
other institutions (incl. Velo Faktoring + unmapped prefixes) C30 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Net-cash A3/BBB+ flagship: capacity is not the constraint — allocation and pricing are. The origination surface is DCM flow, the committed-facility participations, and the 2027 ENERGA maturities. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €425.0msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
07.03.2027ENERGA Finance AB eurobond EUR 300m · fixed 2.125% S timeline ↓€300,000k
12.09.2027ENERGA hybrid bond EUR 125m · fixed 4.57% S timeline ↓€125,000k
27.05.2028GMTN Series A Green Bonds EUR 500m · fixed 1.125% S timeline ↓€500,000k
13.07.2030GMTN Series B EUR 500m · fixed 4.75% S timeline ↓€500,000k
25.03.2031domestic Series D PLN 1,000m · fixed 2.875% (ESG-linked) S timeline ↓€236,591k
02.07.2032GMTN Series D Green Bonds EUR 600m · fixed 3.625% S timeline ↓€600,000k
09.12.2032domestic Series E PLN 2,000m · 6M WIBOR + 1% S timeline ↓€473,182k
30.01.2035GMTN Series C USD 1,500m incl. the 03.2026 tap · fixed 6.00% S timeline ↓€1,278,066k
Group-structure roll-up — subsidiary wallet proxies (Orlen only, V6)
Method (revenue-proxy, anchored — not invented). Each subsidiary's indicative wallet = its as-reported revenue × the GROUP's own realised wallet-to-revenue ratio of 12.0–27.9 bps (= the €76–177m group product-estimate band ÷ €63.4bn consolidated revenue). The ratio is derived from the parent record's product mix, so the entity numbers are anchored to how this group actually converts revenue into bank wallet — they are NOT an independent assumption, and each is badged revenue-proxy, entity-level.
EntityOwnershipRevenue (as reported)Indicative wallet /yrOwnership provenance
ORLEN S.A. — consolidated group (apex)
Poland · the parent record on this page
100%€63,366m€76–177m /yr
FS-based (authoritative)
consolidated FS FY2025 — see this page's facts floor & by-product table
CZ — 5 entities · €10,831m disclosed revenue
ORLEN Unipetrol a.s.100%€6,500m€7.8–18.2m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ownership source↗ · registry_verified · reg. IČO 61672190
SPOLANA s.r.o.
under ORLEN Unipetrol a.s.
100%€1,876m€2.3–5.2m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ownership source↗ · registry_verified · reg. IČO 45147787
Paramo a.s.
under ORLEN Unipetrol a.s.
100%€1,522m€1.8–4.3m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ownership source↗ · registry_verified · reg. IČO 48173355
REMAQ s.r.o.
under ORLEN UNIPETROL RPA s.r.o.
100%€500m€0.6–1.4m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ownership source↗ · registry_verified · reg. IČO 26920051
Petrotrans s.r.o.
under ORLEN Transport Sp. z o.o.
100%€433m€0.5–1.2m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. IČO 25123041
LT — 5 entities · €6,025m disclosed revenue
AB ORLEN Lietuva100%€5,873m€7.1–16.4m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 166451720
AB ORLEN Baltics Retail100%€120m€0.1–0.3m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
reg. 166920025
UAB ORLEN Service Lietuva
under ORLEN Serwis S.A.
100%€17m€0.0–0.0m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 302310627
AB LOTOS Geonafta
under LOTOS Upstream Sp. z o.o.
100%€14m€0.0–0.0m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 163131544
UAB Manifoldas
under AB LOTOS Geonafta
100%€1m€0.0–0.0m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 170055940
Austria — 1 entity · €1,472m disclosed revenue
ORLEN Austria GmbH100%€1,472m€1.8–4.1m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ownership source↗ · registry_verified · reg. FN 328701i
LV — 1 entity · €706m disclosed revenue
ORLEN Latvija SIA
under AB ORLEN Lietuva
100%€706m€0.9–2.0m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 40003637994
EE — 1 entity · €588m disclosed revenue
ORLEN Eesti OÜ
under AB ORLEN Lietuva
100%€588m€0.7–1.6m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 10960209
HU — 1 entity · €353m disclosed revenue
ORLEN HUNGARY Kft.
under ORLEN Unipetrol a.s.
100%€353m€0.4–1.0m /yr
revenue-proxy, entity-level
ORLEN Group — Consolidated Quarterly Report Q4 2025, p.21 · audited · reg. 01-09-718728
Roll-up reconciliation vs the authoritative group record
Σ subsidiary proxies€24–56m/yr · 14 entities
Group FS-based wallet (authoritative)€76–177m/yr
Variance€87m+68% of group

The subsidiary proxies cover only entities that disclose standalone revenue — €20.0bn, or 32% of the €63.4bn consolidated revenue. The remaining 68% is the ORLEN S.A. Polish core (refining, retail, energy) plus subsidiaries with no disclosed standalone revenue; these sit inside the authoritative consolidated FS wallet, not in this sum. This roll-up is a coverage view, never a second consolidated total: the proxy applies one group-average ratio to as-reported revenue, and some figures are sub-consolidated (e.g. ORLEN Unipetrol already includes Spolana, Paramo and Remaq), so the naive sum overlaps and cannot be added to — or reconciled cleanly against — the group FS number. The group FS-based wallet above remains the single authoritative figure.

📆 Buying-window timeline — 8 upcoming · 8 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY06.09.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest refi window (07.03.2027) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
07.03.2027in 237d
refi ENERGA Finance AB eurobond · EUR 300m (PLN 1,268m)
12.09.2027in 426d
maturity ENERGA hybrid bond (10-year) · EUR 125m (PLN 528m)
27.05.2028in 684d
maturity GMTN Series A Green Bonds (Euronext Dublin + WSE) · EUR 500m (PLN 2,113m)
13.07.2030in 1,461d
maturity GMTN Series B (Euronext Dublin + WSE) · EUR 500m (PLN 2,113m)
25.03.2031in 1,716d
maturity domestic bond Series D (non-public programme; ESG-rating-linked coupon) · PLN 1,000m
02.07.2032in 2,181d
maturity GMTN Series D Green Bonds (Euronext Dublin + WSE) · EUR 600m (PLN 2,536m)
09.12.2032in 2,341d
maturity domestic bond Series E (listed WSE ASO 26.01.2026) · PLN 2,000m
30.01.2035in 3,123d
maturity GMTN Series C (USD; CCIRS-swapped to EUR floating) · USD 1,250m + USD 250m tap 17.03.2026 (PLN 4,502m at FY-end)
Recent events (context — already passed)
11.07.20262d ago
M&A CAPITAL DEPLOYED / CROSS-REF (grupa_azoty): ORLEN financing offer to Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (GAP) — a PLN 1.022bn total non-binding offer (15.10.2025), raised to a PLN 1.35bn total under the 01.04.2026 preliminary SPA (FS note 16.4), tied to ORLEN acquiring 100% of GAP (ORLEN already held ~17%) and a court arrangement restructuring GAP's ~PLN 3.952bn accelerated liabilities; closing planned Q3 2026. STATUS: agreed/intended within the arrangement (not a disbursed, unconditional package).
07.07.20266d ago
issuance ORLEN S.A. Series E eurobonds admitted to trading on the regulated market operated by Euronext Dublin. B18 (B15 #4): SINGLE-SOURCE (Bankier.pl), listing/admission event (the underlying issuance may predate the admission). CROSS-CHECK: the record already carries a 'domestic Series E' (PLN 2,000m, subscribed 23.12.2025, WSE ASO listing 26.01.2026); this admission may be that same programme gaining a Euronext Dublin regulated-market listing or a distinct EUR tranche — needs the ESPI to disambiguate, so NO new bond row is created to avoid double-counting.
event · admitted to trading · Bankier.pl (single-source)↗ W
28.05.202646d ago
other Q1 2026 interim (as at 31.03.2026): revenue PLN 75,769m (+3% y/y), EBITDA PLN 15,964m (+40%), net profit PLN 8,154m, net debt NEGATIVE PLN −1,966m — the net-cash position deepened after FY-end.
20.04.202684d ago
issuance ORLEN Termika signed a PLN 125.4m co-financing agreement with NFOŚiGW (wastewater heat-recovery at the Żerań Pumping Station, jointly with MPWiK).
15.04.202689d ago
issuance CCGT Ostrołęka (ENERGA group): agreement with the financing institutions regularising the facility-terms breach identified at 31.12.2025 (PLN 626m had been reclassified to current).
event · agreement signed · FY2025 consolidated FS, note 12.9.1 p.82↗ W
31.03.2026104d ago
M&A Preliminary SPA to acquire ALL remaining shares in Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (ORLEN holds 17.3%) + ORLEN to ARRANGE the PLN 1.35bn financing required to complete GAP's restructuring; closing planned Q3 2026 after the partial-arrangement proceedings and approvals (earn-outs to key creditors).
event · preliminary agreement signed · FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.4↗ W
17.03.2026118d ago
issuance USD 250m tap of GMTN Series C bonds (6.00%, due 30.01.2035) — consolidated into the USD 1.25bn series issued 30.01.2025; admitted to Euronext Dublin.
event · completed · FY2025 consolidated FS, note 16.1↗ W
04.03.2026131d ago
maturity ORLEN Termika loan agreement with BGK (KPO funds) — long-term financing up to PLN 762.5m for flue-gas condensation + heat pumps at the Żerań CHP plant; fixed rate, repayment 11.2030–08.2040.
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€5.11bn Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€30.6m–61.3m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) max deliverable volume€3.82bn Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€3.1m–7.6m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€12.7m–31.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€9.4m–25.0m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€11.4m–34.1m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€1.15bn Sawaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€9.2m–17.2m /yr Sawaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €5,105.9m (drawn bank + non-bank borrowings + leasing (excl. bonds)); dcm: €3,819.5m (bonds outstanding — refinanced on the ISSUANCE FLOW at each maturity (fees one-time per de); trade_finance_wc: €1,146.3m (guarantee/LC book outstanding (third-party nominal))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €9,285.5m (PLN 39,247m undrawn of PLN 49,481m committed — note 14.1.4 p.108, incl. the BGK/KPO offshore + grid lines and syndicated/bilateral RCFs) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt −1,411 · covenant EBITDA 40,477 (FS-disclosed basis: before net impairment, p.82; statutory 24,200) · capex 31,853 — all PLN m, page-verified (see the scorecard pills)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €5,105.9m + €3,819.5m + €1,146.3m = €10,071.7m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × covenant EBITDA 40,477 − net debt (-1,411) = 121,431 + 1,411 = 122,842 PLN m (statutory-EBITDA cross-check: 3.0× × 24,200 + 1,411 = 74,011 PLN m) · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 2.5× × (covenant EBITDA 40,477 − capex 31,853) − net debt (-1,411) = 2.5× × 8,624 + 1,411 = 21,560 + 1,411 = 22,971 PLN m; NOT computable on statutory EBITDA (24,200 − 31,853 < 0) ← BINDING (tightest) · binding capacity converted: 22,971 PLN m ÷ 4.2267 (PLN/EUR) ≈ €5,434.7m · maximum deliverable = replacement €10,071.7m + new money €5,434.7m = €15,506.4m
  • RESULT — €15,506.4m maximum deliverable credit volume (new money is capex-pipeline-constrained, not leverage-constrained: ORLEN is net cash, but its PLN 31.9bn/yr capex programme consumes most of the covenant EBITDA on the capex-adjusted basis)
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenuePLN 267,827.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026Revenue PLN 267,827m — consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) p.5 ⟦scan or-revenue⟧ S
EBITDAPLN 24,200.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026EBITDA PLN 24,200m — printed by the FS ITSELF on the Selected-Data page (p.2 ⟦scan or-netprofit⟧) and re-derived: operating profit 9,957 (p.5 ⟦scan or-pnl⟧) + D&A 14,243 (p.8 ⟦scan or-da⟧); facility-covenant basis (before net impairment 16,277, per p.82 ⟦scan or-covenant⟧) = PLN 40,477m — consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) S S
Net debtPLN -1,411.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026Net debt PLN −1,411m (NET CASH) — ORLEN's reported definition, note 12.10.1 p.84: borrowings 9,020 + bonds 16,144 − cash 26,445 − short-term deposits 130 ⟦scan or-netdebt⟧; leases 12,561 excluded (incl. leases: 11,150) — consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) S
Cash & equivalentsPLN 26,445.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026Cash PLN 26,445m (restricted 984) — p.6/p.81 ⟦scan or-cash⟧ — consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) S
Finance costs (interest proxy)PLN 355.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026NET interest PLN 355m = interest expense 1,414 (11.5.2 p.47 ⟦scan or-fincost⟧) − interest income 1,059 (11.5.1 p.46 ⟦scan or-fininc⟧) — consolidated FS FY2025 (EN, audited, published 29.04.2026) S S

Group boundary: ORLEN S.A. (apex) — ORLEN S.A. (PL). Full 172-entity ownership graph available (recycled from the Risk_ERSTE Capital Linkage product): _ownership_intelligence/orlen_ownership.json — coverage source ORLEN Q4 2025 consolidated report pp.20–23, balance date 2025-12-31. Feeds the V6 group roll-up view. Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • orlen.pl IR (financial-results + sprawozdania)
  • VAT White List (MF)
  • Risk_ERSTE Capital Linkage corpus (Google Drive)
  • ORLEN issuer consolidated data workbook (XLS) — WS-G2 authoritative cross-check
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2025 audited consolidated basis (EN translation of the Polish original; ESEF official package also on file). Recycled from the Risk_ERSTE Capital Linkage product: the FS document corpus (Q4 2025 + H1 2025 + results deck + financial-operational XLSX), the 172-entity ownership graph (feeds V6), and the entity/UBO verification trail. Q1 2026 (net debt −1,966) carried as an event.

Source documents — ORLEN
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Consolidated FS FY2025 — audited, English (in FY25 Consolidated PDF package)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ W
4_CONSOLIDATED_FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF ORLEN GROUP.pdf
Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML, Polish)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ W
GRUPA_ORLEN_FY25_Skonsolidowane_ESEF.zip
Q1 2026 interim report (EN, published 28.05.2026)31.03.202628.05.2026download↗ W
ORLEN_260528_2026q1 - RAPORT IQ2026_ENG.pdf
Q4 2025 consolidated quarterly report (EN, 19.02.2026) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus; superseded by the audited annual31.12.202519.02.2026download↗ W
2026-02-19_orlen_Q4_2025_consolidated_report_ENG.pdf
4Q/FY2025 results presentation (EN) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus31.12.202519.02.2026download↗ W
2026-02_orlen_4Q2025_results_presentation.pdf
H1 2025 report (EN, 21.08.2025) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus30.06.202521.08.2025download↗ W
2025-08-21_orlen_H1_2025_report_ENG.pdf
ORLEN group ownership graph — 172 entities (Capital Linkage product, v1.2) (unofficial copy)31.12.202519.02.2026internal file W
orlen_ownership.json
Consolidated financial data workbook FY2025 (issuer XLS — machine-readable primary statements)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ W
Dane skonsolidowane RI_2025_ENG.xls
Consolidated FS FY2025 — audited, Polish original (PDF package)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ W
GRUPA_ORLEN_FY25_Skonsolidowane_PDF.zip

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A. · Poland)

group level · FY2025/26 (01.02.2025–31.01.2026) · consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · scorecard as at 31.01.2026 · 163 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 27/27 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Poland: leverage covenants are CONTRACT-DEFINED — and here the contract IS disclosed: Net Financial Debt / EBITDA ≤ 3.5, DSCR ≥ 1.2, Net Exposure / EBITDA ≤ 3.5 on adjusted EBITDA, split across the CCC and Modivo business units with cross-default. Net debt/exposure tracks the incl-lease measure (per the 30.04.2026 amendment). Local terms: Zadłużenie Finansowe Netto (EN: net financial debt), Ekspozycja Netto (EN: net exposure), dźwignia (EN: leverage).
Every visible number traces to a source — 27 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

MODIVO S.A. is the FORMER CCC S.A. (renamed 13.02.2026S; KRS 0000211692, WSE ticker CCC→MDV, WIG20) — one of Europe's largest footwear-and-apparel omnichannel groups, running CCC, HalfPrice, eobuwie, Modivo, Worldbox and Boardriders across ~1,200–1,500 stores in 23 markets. FY2025/26 (fashion-retail year to 31.01.2026): revenue PLN 10,895.7m (+6.5%), but EBIT fell 56% to PLN 437.2m and IFRS-16 EBITDAC fell 24.9% to PLN 1,195.9m, with a net loss of PLN 41.4m (owners +21.8m; the swing was a weak Q4). This is a leveraged, working-capital-intensive retail credit, and Erste is DEEPLY incumbent: Santander Bank Polska — now Erste — is BOTH a lender in the PLN 1.8bn 12.07.2024 syndicate (alongside BNP Paribas, EBRD, Pekao, PKO BP, mBank as ESG agent, and Citi Handlowy) AND holds 5 of the group's 35 VAT White List accounts. The wallet sits in four live places.

(1) Syndicated lending: PLN 2,044.5m drawn borrowings (Tranches A/C/D + Unicredit + PKO BP), KUKE-guaranteed up to PLN 750m — the Tranche-B availability window and the December-2026S PKO/Pekao lines are near-term refinancing triggers.

(2) Working-capital finance is the biggest surface: PLN 1,245.6m of reverse factoring (growing — +PLN 215m in Q1) plus the PLN 1.2bn Tranche-B guarantee/LC/RCF commitment — this is where a retailer's bank wallet concentrates.

(3) FX: an import-heavy 23-market book (forwards notional PLN 754.2m).

(4) Cash management on PLN 10.9bn of turnover plus card acquiring across the store estate. DCM is dormant (the SoftBank convertibles and the CCC0626 bond were both redeemed) — a latent refi/issuance option, with a contemplated Modivo.com IPO as an ECM signal. Unrated (bank-syndicate funded).

CovenantC check: the disclosed covenants are Net (Financial Debt / Exposure) / EBITDA ≤ 3.5 and DSCR ≥ 1.2, compliant at 31.01.2026S — BUT the group amended the Net Exposure/EBITDA covenant on 30.04.2026 after identifying a risk of breach. On the covenant's incl-lease basis, net debt PLN 4,070.4m / EBITDA 1,195.9m = 3.40× sits right below the 3.5× ceiling, leaving only ~PLN 115m of headroom — new-money term capacity is effectively exhausted. The origination angle is therefore NOT new leverage but the refinancing + covenant-reset conversation and working-capital share-of-wallet (reverse factoring, guarantees/LCs) — exactly the relationship-led incumbent play where Erste already sits at the table.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS is PLN-denominated, FYE 31.01.2026), 31.01.2026)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€778m replacement + €27m new money
= €806m max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_exposure_ebitda at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€14.5m–27.0m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€9.7m–16.9m /yr · ~64% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn interest-bearing borrowings (syndicated tranches + Unicredit + PKO BP) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 1 🟢 · 2 🟠 · 3 🔴 · FS as at 31.01.2026
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026 · Audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 — ESEF (official iXBRL, FYE 31.01.2026)↗ · all documents · Poland: leverage covenants are CONTRACT-DEFINED — and here the contract IS disclosed: Net Financial Debt / EBITDA ≤ 3.5, DSCR ≥ 1.2, Net Exposure / EBITDA ≤ 3.5 on adjusted EBITDA, split across the CCC and Modivo business units with cross-default. Net debt/exposure tracks the incl-lease measure (per the 30.04.2026 amendment). Local terms: Zadłużenie Finansowe Netto (EN: net financial debt), Ekspozycja Netto (EN: net exposure), dźwignia (EN: leverage). · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
3.40×
leverage · disclosed covenant ≤3.5× (net-exposure basis)
Interest coverage
3.03×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
192%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
10.6×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
DSCR
≥1.2 (met)
debt service coverage · disclosed covenant ≥1.2× (PKO BP)
FFO / Net debt
18%
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€2.58bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
EBITDA
€283m
latest FS (verifier-PASS) · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Net profit
€-10m
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Free cash flow
n/a
not yet extracted as a verified FS fact
Binding covenant: Net Exposure / EBITDA ≤ 3.5 (disclosed) → on the incl-lease/factoring basis the covenant tracks, capacity is only PLN 115m (≈€27m): 3.5× × EBITDA 1,195.9 − net debt 4,070.4. The group AMENDED this covenant on 30.04.2026 after identifying a risk of breach — new-money term capacity is effectively exhausted; the origination angle is refinancing + covenant reset + working-capital share-of-wallet, not new leverage.
Full financial statements — FY2025/26 (01.02.2025–31.01.2026)soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements modivo-fy2526-esef (fiscal period FY2025/26) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
iXBRL walk of the ESEF-tagged primary statements (deterministic, no OCR)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€2.58bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025/26 (01.02.2025–31.01.2026)
EBITDA S
€283m
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
11.0%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€-10m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
3.40×
elevated
Equity Ratio S
19.2%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
3.03×
elevated
Free Cash Flow
no data
not separately disclosed
Financial narrative
  • Revenue grew 6.5% to PLN 10,895.7m in FY2025/26, but earnings fell sharply — EBIT down 56% to PLN 437.2m and EBITDA down 24.9% to PLN 1,195.9m — and the group posted a small net loss of PLN 41.4m (a weak Q4 drove the swing). W
  • Leverage sits at the top of the amber zone: net debt including leases of PLN 4,070.4m is 3.40× EBITDA against a disclosed 3.5× covenant ceiling (1.35× excluding leases), with interest cover of only 3.03× and gearing at 192%. C
  • The capex-adjusted read is far weaker at 10.6×, though the disclosed DSCR of ≥1.2× was met. C
  • The tightness is real: a group Net-Exposure/EBITDA covenant was amended on 30.04.2026 after the company flagged a risk of breaching the 3.5× threshold; the amended ratio was not breached. W
  • The most recent interim (Q1 2026/27) showed comparable-basis EBITDA of PLN 296m, up 6%. W
  • The group carries no public agency rating; funding is a bank syndicate plus reverse factoring. W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
deterministically extracted from the audited/official filing this session
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Gross profitPLN m 5,171.6Gross profit PLN 5,171.6m — iXBRL ifrs-full:GrossProfit, audited ESEF FY2025/26 S
EBIT (operating profit)PLN m 437.2Operating profit PLN 437.2m — iXBRL, audited ESEF S
D&APLN m 758.6D&A PLN 758.6m — iXBRL adjustments line, audited ESEF S
EquityPLN m 2,118.8Total equity PLN 2,118.8m — iXBRL, audited ESEF S
Total assetsPLN m 11,025.5Total assets PLN 11,025.5m — iXBRL, audited ESEF S
Operating cash flowPLN m 1,260.0Operating cash flow PLN 1,260.0m — iXBRL ifrs-full:CashFlowsFromUsedInOperatingActivities S
Purchases of PP&E, intangibles, investment property (cash-flow investing line)PLN m 812.5iXBRL ifrs-full:PurchaseOfPropertyPlantAndEquipmentIntangibleAssetsOtherThanGoodwillInvestmentPropertyAndOtherNoncurrentAssets = PLN 812.5m — the CASH capex measure (the filing prints no other 'capex' line) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€2.58bnS
EBITDA€283mS
EBITDA Margin11.0%S
Net Profit€-10mS
Net Debt/EBITDA3.40× elevatedC
Equity Ratio19.2%S
Interest Coverage3.03× elevatedC
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA3.40× elevatedC
Interest coverage3.03× elevatedC
Gearing192% breach-riskC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)10.6× breach-riskC
DSCR≥1.2 (met) within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debt18% breach-riskC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin11.0%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin-0.4%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue7.5%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A1.07×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT2.88×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexPLN m 447.5internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
01.02.2025 - 31.01.202601.02.2024 - 31.01.2025
Przychody ze sprzedaży (EN: sales revenue)10,895.710,234.7
Koszt własny sprzedaży-5,724.1-5,083.2
Zysk brutto ze sprzedaży5,171.65,151.5
Koszty punktów handlu i sprzedaży-4,149.1-3,863
Koszty ogólnego zarządu-478.6-326.2
Pozostałe przychody operacyjne135.480
Pozostałe koszty operacyjne-233.5-56.8
(Odpisy) / Odwrócenia odpisów z tytułu oczekiwanych strat kredytowych (Odpisy aktualizujące należności handlowe i pozostałe)-8.6-3.7
Zysk (strata) na działalności operacyjnej437.2989.2
Przychody finansowe41.5370
Koszty finansowe-435.8-486.9
Zysk (strata) przed opodatkowaniem42.9872.3
Podatek dochodowy-84.3-110.6
ZYSK (STRATA) NETTO-41.4983
Przypisany akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej21.8925.1
Przypisany udziałom niekontrolującym-63.257.9
Podlegające przeklasyfikowaniu do wyniku:
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia sprawozdań jednostek zagranicznych2.6-10.2
Razem pozostałe całkowite dochody netto (EN: total)2.6-10.2
ŁĄCZNE CAŁKOWITE DOCHODY-38.8972.8
Całkowity dochód przypadający na akcjonariuszy jednostki dominującej25.7915.2
Udziały niekontrolujące-64.557.6
Średnia ważona liczba akcji (mln szt.)75.668.9
Zysk (strata) na akcję podstawowy z zysku (straty) za okres przypadający akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej (w PLN)0.313.4
Zysk (strata) na akcję rozwodniony z zysku (straty) za okres przypadający akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej (w PLN)0.313.4
Balance sheet
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
31.01.202631.01.2025
Wartości niematerialne482.6474.2
Wartość firmy334199.6
Rzeczowe aktywa trwałe - inwestycje w sklepach1,956.4994.1
Rzeczowe aktywa trwałe - dystrybucja592.3545.2
Rzeczowe aktywa trwałe - pozostałe13991.7
Prawo do użytkowania1,953.41,586.9
Aktywa z tytułu podatku odroczonego431.9422
Inne aktywa finansowe11.411.5
Należności leasingowe479.4
Inwestycje w jednostki stowarzyszone
Należności długoterminowe60.917.7
Aktywa trwałe6,008.94,352.3
Zapasy3,845.83,614.9
Należności od odbiorców294.8234.4
Należności z tytułu podatku dochodowego131.7
Pozostałe należności409.1330
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty (EN: cash and cash equivalents)435.8461.2
Pochodne instrumenty finansowe0.21
Należności leasingowe17.92.4
Aktywa obrotowe5,016.64,645.6
Aktywa zaklasyfikowane jako przeznaczone do sprzedaży
AKTYWA RAZEM (EN: total)11,025.58,998
Zobowiązania z tytułu kredytów i obligacji1,485.11,572
Zobowiązania z tytułu odroczonego podatku dochodowego5947.9
Pozostałe długoterminowe zobowiązania86.82.8
Rezerwy16.314.6
Otrzymane dotacje13.814.2
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu1,768.71,406.4
Zobowiązania z tytułu obowiązku wykupu udziałów niekontrolujących5.8
Pozostałe długoterminowe zobowiązania finansowe
Zobowiązania długoterminowe3,435.53,057.9
Zobowiązania z tytułu kredytów i obligacji559.4324.7
Zobowiązania handlowe i inne3,345.42,522.2
Pozostałe zobowiązania575.2491.2
Zobowiązania z tytułu podatku dochodowego37.713.8
Rezerwy28.615
Otrzymane dotacje0.50.5
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu693585.5
Zobowiązania z tytułu obowiązku wykupu udziałów niekontrolujących9.3110.6
Krótkoterminowe pochodne instrumenty finansowe18.9
Inne zobowiązania finansowe203.2
Zobowiązania krótkoterminowe5,471.24,063.5
ZOBOWIĄZANIA RAZEM (EN: total)8,906.77,121.4
AKTYWA NETTO2,118.81,876.6
Kapitał własny
Kapitał akcyjny7.76.9
Kapitał zapasowy ze sprzedaży akcji powyżej ich wartości nominalnej3,189.71,648.2
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia sprawozdań jednostek zagranicznych-6.9-10.9
Wycena aktuarialna świadczeń pracowniczych0.20.2
Wycena programu motywacyjnego18.1
Zyski zatrzymane-1,053.1104.7
Kapitał własny przypadający akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej2,155.71,749.1
Udziały niekontrolujące-36.9127.5
RAZEM KAPITAŁY WŁASNE (EN: total)2,118.81,876.6
KAPITAŁ WŁASNY I ZOBOWIĄZANIA RAZEM (EN: total)11,025.58,998
Cash flow
as printed: PLNm  ·  S
01.02.2025 - 31.01.202601.02.2024 - 31.01.2025
Zysk (strata) przed opodatkowaniem42.9872.3
Amortyzacja758.6599.1
Odpisy aktualizujące wartość rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, prawa do użytkowania, wartości niematerialnych oraz przeszacowanie do wartości godziwej grupy do zbycia2.3-5.1
(Zysk) Strata na działalności inwestycyjnej9.3-19.8
Koszty finansowania zewnętrznego269.9424.6
Pozostałe korekty zysku przed opodatkowaniem-276.8-314.7
Podatek dochodowy zapłacony-64.7-15.6
Przepływy pieniężne przed zmianami w kapitale obrotowym741.51,540.8
Zmiany w kapitale obrotowym
Zmiana stanu zapasów i odpisów na zapasy13.9-664.1
Zmiana stanu należności i odpisów aktualizujących należności-56.6-253.2
Zmiana stanu zobowiązań krótkoterminowych, z wyjątkiem pożyczek, kredytów i obligacji561.2688.4
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności operacyjnej1,2601,311.9
Wpływy ze sprzedaży rzeczowych aktywów trwałych13.285.7
Inne wpływy inwestycyjne64.50.9
Nabycie wartości niematerialnych i rzeczowych aktywów trwałych-812.5-476.9
Nabycie inwestycji w jednostki zależne-39-10
Inne wydatki inwestycyjne-0.2
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności inwestycyjnej-773.8-400.5
Wpływy z tytułu zaciągnięcia kredytów i pożyczek1,196.7806.9
Spłaty kredytów i pożyczek-1,157.3-846.2
Płatności z tytułu prowizji kredytowych-4.6-16.2
Płatności zobowiązań z tytułu leasingu-445.2-354
Odsetki zapłacone-393.4-248.1
Wpływy netto z emisji akcji1,547.3
Inne wydatki finansowe-5
Wydatki na nabycie udziałów niekontrolujących-1,358.2-109.4
Inne wpływy finansowe108.150.3
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności finansowej-511.6-716.7
PRZEPŁYWY PIENIĘŻNE RAZEM (EN: total)-25.4194.7
Zwiększenie/zmniejszenie netto stanu środków pieniężnych i ekwiwalentów środków pieniężnych-25.4194.7
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na początek okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)461.2266.5
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na koniec okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)435.8461.2
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: PLNm
EBITDA = EBIT (operating result) + D&A add-back (cash-flow statement)
EBIT (operating result)437.2
Depreciation & amortisation (add-back)758.6
Data gaps & limitations
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Free Cash Flow.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.01.2026 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-06-25APPOINTEDTwo new Management Board members appointed (Malwina Winter — off-price purchasing & operational sales; Karol Półtorak) effective 01.07.2026, to strengthen the board amid rapid scale growth. current report 39/2026↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-05-29PUBLISHEDAudited FY2025/26 consolidated annual report published — revenue PLN 10,895.7m (+6.5%), EBIT 437.2m (−56%), EBITDA 1,195.9m (−24.9%), net loss PLN 41.4m (owners +21.8m; a weak Q4 drove the swing). audited consolidated annual report FY2025/26↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-05-20PUBLISHEDQ1 2026/27 preliminary results (Feb–Apr 2026): group revenue +4% y/y (offline +19%, online −8%, LFL +1%), comparable-basis EBITDA PLN 296m (+6%); gross debt +PLN 140m q/q and reverse factoring +PLN 215m — leverage still building. preliminary Q1 2026 results (report 23/2026)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-04-30AMENDEDCOVENANT AMENDMENT — the group Net Exposure/EBITDA ≤3.5 covenant (Unicredit) was amended after the group identified a risk of exceeding the threshold in force at 30.04.2026. The amended ratio was not breached. Live refinancing / covenant-reset signal. audited FS note 4.2 / 6.7 (events after the reporting date)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-04-28SIGNEDMODIVO.COM S.A. signed a Pekao annex extending the availability of its PLN 260m multi-purpose credit line (overdraft/guarantees/LCs, since 26.10.2017) to 12.07.2026. audited FS note 6.7↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-02-13REGISTEREDKRS registered the statute change: CCC S.A. → MODIVO S.A. (WSE ticker CCC→MDV; WIG20 constituent). Legal entity KRS 0000211692 unchanged — brands CCC/HalfPrice/eobuwie/Modivo/Worldbox continue. audited FS note 6.7 + KRS↗ W ⚠ single source

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€2.58bn
3–7bps
€773k–2m
leasing
flow
€582m
15–30bps
€874k–2m
Financing
credit
€484m
200–350bps
€10m–17m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€295m
90–180bps
€3m–5m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€178m
20–40bps
€357k–714k
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€103m
20–50bps
€206k–516k
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €15m–27m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS is PLN-denominated, FYE 31.01.2026), 31.01.2026)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€9.7m–16.9m · blended in group pool C #7 of 13 · ~6% of book pool64%drawn interest-bearing borrowings (syndicated tranches + Unicredit + PKO BP) — €483,711k
drawn balance × margin band derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€773k–1.8m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #9 of 13 · ~2% of book pool6%consolidated turnover (payments + accounts + POS acquiring across 1,200+ stores) — €2,577,827k
turnover × bps band derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€2.7m–5.3m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~16% of book pool19%reverse factoring + guarantee/LC book (core retail WC tool) — €294,698k
outstanding × commission band derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€357k–714k · blended in group pool C #11 of 13 · ~1% of book pool3%FX book (import-heavy 23-market retailer; forwards notional cited) — €178,437k
notional × bps band derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€206k–516k · blended in group pool C #12 of 13 · ~0% of book pool2%cash balances — €103,106k
cash × NIM band derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)no bond stock outstanding — redeemed
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)latent Modivo.com IPO signal
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic FinanceESG-linked facility
Financial AdvisoryDebt AdvisoryESG-linked facility
Financial AdvisoryStructured SolutionsESG-linked facility
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings AdvisoryESG-linked facility
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leaseback€874k–1.7m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~100% of book pool6%IFRS-16 lease liabilities (large store estate — sale-and-leaseback / equipment surface) — €582,416k
lease book × addressable-share band derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.8–1.8m /yr€2,578m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.2–0.5m /yr€103m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
capital-efficient
€0.4–0.7m /yr€178m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟢 10.00%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
middle
€9.7–16.9m /yr€484m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🟠 2.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€2.7–5.3m /yr€295m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €2.6bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS is PLN-denominated, FYE 31.01.2026), 31.01.2026)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bank Lending 7 · 6 scans
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (7)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024)7-bank syndicate (+7)PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m)PLNWIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid)2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose)7-bank syndicate (+7)up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs)PLNWIBOR + margin2026, extendable to 2029 (5y)Tranche B availability 2yr from 07.2024 → extension window is a live refi trigger S
syndicated term loan Tranche C7-bank syndicate (+7)PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0)PLNWIBOR + marginamortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build7-bank syndicate (+7)PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6)PLNWIBOR + marginamortising S
Unicredit facility — Modivo.com business unitUniCreditPLN 676.0m drawn (LT 622.7 + ST 53.3)PLNWIBOR + marginper agreementgroup Net Exposure/EBITDA covenant amended 30.04.2026 — risk of breach S
PKO BP facility (BGK-guaranteed) — Modivo business unitPKO BPPLN 140.0m limit / 85.7m drawn (BGK guarantee)PLNWIBOR + marginDecember 2026matures December 2026 — near-term refinancing window S
Pekao multi-purpose credit line (overdraft/guarantees/LCs) — Modivo.com BUBank PekaoPLN 260m limit (open-ended; extended to 12.07.2026 by 28.04.2026 annex)PLNWIBOR + margin12.07.2026 (annex)availability extended to 12.07.2026 — refi/extension window, single-source (company website / ESPI current report) for the PLN 260m limit + 12.07.2026 availability. B18 (B14 #6): the on-disk FS financing note DOES corroborate a Pekao S.A. line for the MODIVO business unit ('Umowa z Pekao S.A. bezterminowo' — open-ended, limit ~PLN 180m) and the ≤3.5 Net-Financial-Debt/EBITDA + DSCR ≥1.2 covenant, but NOT the specific PLN 260m multi-purpose limit or the 12.07.2026 annex date (the 28.04.2026 annex is a post-balance-sheet event, carried in post_statement_events); independent public-source search could not confirm the 260m/12.07.2026 terms S
② Data captured
financier 7/7 · interest rate 7/7 · maturity 7/7 · currency 7/7 · risk flags 4/7
③ Sources
audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) · page scans: S S S S S S
Development & Supranational 1 · 1 scan
EIB, EBRD, BGK and multilateral lenders
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
KUKE export-credit guarantees securing the syndicateKUKE (state export agency)up to PLN 750.0m (partial guarantee of the syndicate)PLNn/a (guarantee)co-terminous with the syndicate S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) · page scans: S
Leasing 1 · 1 scan
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
IFRS-16 lease liabilities (store estate)landlords / lessorsPLN 2,461.7m (LT 1,768.7 + ST 693.0; undiscounted 2,829.4)PLNimplicitladder to >5y S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) · page scans: S
Factoring / Receivables 1 · 1 scan
factoring, supply-chain / receivables finance
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
reverse factoring / supply-chain financePekao Faktoring + othersPLN 1,245.6m outstanding (factoring 1,042.4 + other 203.2)PLNWIBOR + marginrevolving S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Bank Pekao W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
Pekao multi-purpose credit line (overdraft/guarantees/LCs) — Modivo.com BU — PLN 260m limit (open-ended; extended to 12.07.2026 by 28.04.2026 annex) · WIBOR + margin · matures 12.07.2026 (annex) S
reverse factoring / supply-chain finance — PLN 1,245.6m outstanding (factoring 1,042.4 + other 203.2) · WIBOR + margin · matures revolving S
Financing deal
Trade Finance & WC Solutions deal
Cash Management / Daily Banking deal
PKO BP W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
PKO BP facility (BGK-guaranteed) — Modivo business unit — PLN 140.0m limit / 85.7m drawn (BGK guarantee) · WIBOR + margin · matures December 2026 S
Financing deal
Cash Management / Daily Banking deal
mBank (Credit + ESG Agent) W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
Financing deal
Financial Advisory deal
Citi Handlowy (Bank Handlowy) W7 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
Financing deal
Financial Markets (FM) deal
Cash Management / Daily Banking deal
Santander Bank Polska (= Erste, acquired) W
Santander Bank Polska → Erste (bank-continuity map, Rule 39 P2)
5 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
Financing deal
Cash Management / Daily Banking deal
BNP Paribas Bank Polska W0 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); member of the 12.07.2024 PLN 1.8bn syndicate (financing note 4.2)
syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) — PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m) · WIBOR + margin (ESG-linked grid) · matures 2029 (5y amortising) S
syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) — up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs) · WIBOR + margin · matures 2026, extendable to 2029 (5y) S
syndicated term loan Tranche C — PLN 343.1m drawn (LT 329.1 + ST 14.0) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising to 2029 S
syndicated term loan Tranche D — HalfPrice distribution-centre build — PLN 145.3m drawn (LT 133.7 + ST 11.6) · WIBOR + margin · matures amortising S
Financing deal
UniCredit W0 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
Unicredit facility — Modivo.com business unit — PLN 676.0m drawn (LT 622.7 + ST 53.3) · WIBOR + margin · matures per agreement S
Financing
Raiffeisen Bank International (Polska) W2 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
other (BGK/KUKE guarantees, unmapped) C0 accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Leverage-constrained incumbent: binding covenant ~PLN 115m headroom and a 30.04.2026 amendment. Capacity is NOT the opportunity — refinancing, covenant reset, and working-capital share-of-wallet (reverse factoring, guarantees/LCs) are, where Erste (via Santander) already sits in the syndicate. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable —soon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.01.2026)Amount
12.07.2026Pekao multi-purpose credit line PLN 260m — availability extension window timeline ↓€61,514k
31.12.2026PKO BP facility PLN 140m limit — matures December 2026 timeline ↓€33,123k
31.07.2029Syndicated Tranche B PLN 1.2bn — availability-extension / refi window timeline ↓€283,909k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 3 upcoming · 7 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY13.07.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest refi window (31.12.2026) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
31.12.2026in 171d
refi PKO BP facility (BGK-guaranteed) — Modivo business unit · PLN 140.0m limit / 85.7m drawn (BGK guarantee)
31.07.2029in 1,114d
maturity syndicated term loan Tranche A — 5-year amortising (450m 07.2024 + 150m 12.2024) · PLN 504.0m drawn (LT 384.0 + ST 120.0; original PLN 600m)
31.07.2029in 1,114d
maturity syndicated Tranche B — RCF / overdraft / reverse factoring / guarantees & LCs (multi-purpose) · up to PLN 1,200m committed (77.6 drawn as ST borrowings; rest funds factoring/guarantees/LCs)
Recent events (context — already passed)
12.07.20261d ago
maturity Pekao multi-purpose credit line (overdraft/guarantees/LCs) — Modivo.com BU · PLN 260m limit (open-ended; extended to 12.07.2026 by 28.04.2026 annex)
25.06.202618d ago
other Two new Management Board members appointed (Malwina Winter — off-price purchasing & operational sales; Karol Półtorak) effective 01.07.2026, to strengthen the board amid rapid scale growth.
event · appointed · current report 39/2026↗ W
29.05.202645d ago
other Audited FY2025/26 consolidated annual report published — revenue PLN 10,895.7m (+6.5%), EBIT 437.2m (−56%), EBITDA 1,195.9m (−24.9%), net loss PLN 41.4m (owners +21.8m; a weak Q4 drove the swing).
20.05.202654d ago
other Q1 2026/27 preliminary results (Feb–Apr 2026): group revenue +4% y/y (offline +19%, online −8%, LFL +1%), comparable-basis EBITDA PLN 296m (+6%); gross debt +PLN 140m q/q and reverse factoring +PLN 215m — leverage still building.
30.04.202674d ago
refi COVENANT AMENDMENT — the group Net Exposure/EBITDA ≤3.5 covenant (Unicredit) was amended after the group identified a risk of exceeding the threshold in force at 30.04.2026. The amended ratio was not breached. Live refinancing / covenant-reset signal.
28.04.202676d ago
issuance MODIVO.COM S.A. signed a Pekao annex extending the availability of its PLN 260m multi-purpose credit line (overdraft/guarantees/LCs, since 26.10.2017) to 12.07.2026.
event · signed · audited FS note 6.7↗ W
13.02.2026150d ago
issuance KRS registered the statute change: CCC S.A. → MODIVO S.A. (WSE ticker CCC→MDV; WIG20 constituent). Legal entity KRS 0000211692 unchanged — brands CCC/HalfPrice/eobuwie/Modivo/Worldbox continue.
event · registered · audited FS note 6.7 + KRS↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€484m awaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€9.7m–16.9m /yr awaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€773k–1.8m /yr awaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€206k–516k /yr awaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€357k–714k /yr awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€295m awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€2.7m–5.3m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (cited FS facts): financing: €483.7m (drawn interest-bearing borrowings (syndicate + Unicredit + PKO/Pekao)); trade_finance_wc: €294.7m (reverse factoring + guarantee/LC book)
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN limits: €318.8m (PLN 1,347.3m unused factoring + overdraft + investment limits — note 4.2) — a participation surface, NOT summed (drawing consumes the same covenant capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt incl. leases 4,070.4 · covenant EBITDA (IFRS-16 segment) 1,195.9 · disclosed ceiling 3.5× (net-exposure) — all PLN m, iXBRL-verified
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement = Σ existing banked credit + WC stock (refinanceable / displaceable); (2) new money = the DISCLOSED covenant (Net Exposure/EBITDA ≤3.5) headroom on the incl-lease basis = ceiling × EBITDA − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), floored at 0
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €483.7m + €294.7m = €778.4m · covenant headroom: disclosed ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 1,195.9 − net debt incl. leases 4,070.4 = 4,185.7 − 4,070.4 = 115.3 PLN m (near-zero; covenant amended 30.04.2026) · converted: 115 PLN m ÷ 4.2267 ≈ €27.3m · maximum deliverable = €778.4m + €27.3m = €805.7m
  • RESULT — €805.7m maximum deliverable (new money only ~€27.3m — the binding covenant is amended and near its ceiling; the value is in REFINANCING the €778.4m existing book + working-capital share-of-wallet, not new leverage)
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.01.2026 · published 29.05.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenuePLN 10,895.7mas at 31.01.2026 · publ. 29.05.2026Consolidated revenue PLN 10,895.7m — statement of comprehensive income, audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) ⟦esef:ifrs-full:Revenue⟧ S
EBITDAPLN 1,195.9mas at 31.01.2026 · publ. 29.05.2026Segment EBITDA PLN 1,195.9m (IFRS-16; = EBIT 437.2 + D&A 758.6) — segment note; down 24.9% from 1,592.2m — audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) ⟦esef:ifrs-full:ProfitLossFromOperatingActivities + ifrs-full:AdjustmentsForDepreciationAndAmortisationExpense⟧ S
Net debtPLN 4,070.4mas at 31.01.2026 · publ. 29.05.2026Net debt PLN 4,070.4m INCL. leases = borrowings 2,044.5 (LT 1,485.1 + ST 559.4) + leases 2,461.7 (NC 1,768.7 + C 693.0) − cash 435.8; ex-leases 1,608.7 — statement of financial position + note 4.2/5.4, audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) ⟦esef:ifrs-full:LongtermBorrowings + ShorttermBorrowings + NoncurrentLeaseLiabilities + CurrentLeaseLiabilities − CashAndCashEquivalents⟧ S
Cash & equivalentsPLN 435.8mas at 31.01.2026 · publ. 29.05.2026Cash PLN 435.8m — statement of financial position, audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) ⟦esef:ifrs-full:CashAndCashEquivalents⟧ S
Finance costs (interest proxy)PLN 394.3mas at 31.01.2026 · publ. 29.05.2026NET finance cost PLN 394.3m = finance cost 435.8 (incl. lease interest + FX) − finance income 41.5 — statement of comprehensive income, audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 (ESEF, 01.02.2025–31.01.2026; published 29.05.2026) ⟦esef:ifrs-full:OtherFinanceCost − ifrs-full:FinanceIncome⟧ S

Group boundary: MODIVO S.A. (formerly CCC S.A.) (apex) — MODIVO S.A. (PL). ENTITY IDENTITY (WS-G1): MODIVO S.A. = former CCC S.A. — same legal entity (KRS 0000211692, LEI 259400NWPQ2HCSMZP970), renamed 13.02.2026. Financing is split across two business units (CCC + Modivo.com) with cross-default. Brands: CCC, HalfPrice, eobuwie, Modivo, Worldbox, Boardriders. Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • MODIVO/CCC audited ESEF FY2025/26
  • MODIVO current reports 23 + 39/2026
  • VAT White List (MF)
  • corporate.ccc.eu IR + web crawl (rebranding, ratings, audited annual)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2025/26 audited consolidated basis (ESEF official iXBRL; Polish original). Second PL company for Jakub's demo. Entity = former CCC S.A. (renamed MODIVO 13.02.2026). Contract-defined covenants disclosed verbatim + a 30.04.2026 amendment — the live refinancing/covenant-reset origination signal. Erste strong incumbent (syndicate lender via Santander + 5 accounts).

Source documents — MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A.)
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 — ESEF (official iXBRL, FYE 31.01.2026)31.01.202629.05.2026download↗ W
modivo-2026-01-31-1-pl.xhtml
Q1 2026/27 preliminary results (report 23/2026, 20.05.2026)30.04.202620.05.2026download↗ W
modivo_Q1_2026_preliminary_results_pl.pdf
Current report 23/2026 — Q1 2026 preliminary data (cover)30.04.202620.05.2026download↗ W
2026_raport-biezacy-23_pl.pdf
Current report 39/2026 — new Management Board members (25.06.2026)25.06.202625.06.2026download↗ W
2026_raport-biezacy-39_pl.pdf

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — TDJ (Poland)

group level · FY2025 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 18/18 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Poland: leverage covenants are contract-defined; this private holding discloses no covenant terms in the structured filing, so ratios are computed on the reported basis. Net debt = loans + bonds + leasing − cash. Local terms: dług netto (EN: net debt), dźwignia (EN: leverage).
Every visible number traces to a source — 18 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

TDJ S.A. is the private Katowice-based industrial holding of the Domogała family — a diversified group spanning Grenevia (the former FAMUR: mining machinery pivoting to energy transformation — large-scale PV, wind and batteries — the group's cash engine, ~PLN 650m FY EBITDAC), Polska Grupa Odlewnicza (foundry, 97.99%), Zamet (heavy steel structures, 56.43%), NiUW Glinik (oilfield equipment, 100%) and Invest TDJ Estate (real-estate development). FY2025 consolidated revenue was PLN 3.31bn with EBITDA of ~PLN 731m; the net result was weak (group PLN 190m, parent PLN 8.4m) on real-estate losses, impairments and minority interests. The balance sheet is the headline: PLN 1.81bn of CASH against PLN 2.11bn of gross debt — net debt of only PLN 303m, just 0.41× EBITDA. Erste is a STRONG incumbent: Santander Bank Polska — now Erste — ran the ~PLN 850m Grenevia take-private (the 2025 tender at PLN 2.75 and the 2026 squeeze-out at PLN 3.30) as intermediating broker via Santander Biuro Maklerskie, and Erste Securities covers the name. The wallet sits in five relationship places.

(1) ECM/M&A is the live, proven surface — Erste is already the house broker on the group's biggest transaction, and the now-100%/delisted Grenevia plus the other portfolio companies are the pipeline.

(2) DCM: Invest TDJ Estate is an active Catalyst issuer (PLN 142.5m in the FS + PLN 100m after the balance date).

(3) Green/project finance for Grenevia's energy-transformation capex.

(4) Treasury on the PLN 1.8bn cash pile — a real deposit/liquidity wallet.

(5) FX and advance-payment guarantees/LCs for the industrial exporters (Zamet/PGO/Glinik). Bank lending (PLN 1.93bn drawn across the subsidiaries) is a refinancing/relationship book, not a new-money need — and its core is NAMED: Grenevia's PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan (09.09.2024; Pekao + PKO BP + BNP Paribas as Sustainability Coordinator; Tranche A 700m SLL + Tranche B 150m; 3y+2y+2y to 2027W–2031; margin steps on 3 ESG KPIs) — ERSTE/SANTANDER IS NOT IN THIS CONSORTIUM, the single clearest share-of-wallet gap, with the 2027 extension window as the entry point. The 04.12.2025 amendment adds Famur S.A. as co-borrower on the demerger — a standalone Famur is a new banking client forming. Precedent works in Erste's favour: Santander Bank Polska ARRANGED TDJ Estate's PLN 115m debut bond (Dec 2021, matured mid-2024) — the active Estate programme is its successor. Unrated private holding.

CovenantC check: TDJ is nearly net cash — net debt 0.41× EBITDA, gearing 8%, cash covering 86% of gross debt — so no covenant binds and the indicative green-ceiling capacity (~PLN 1.89bn, €447m) is academic. The group just self-funded an ~PLN 850m take-private FROM CASH. Capacity is emphatically NOT the constraint; the origination is the relationship — ECM/M&A (where Erste already sits as broker), DCM, green finance and treasury — not new term lending.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS in PLN thousands), 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€564m replacement + €447m new money
= €1.01bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€8.5m–17.4m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€6.8m–13.7m /yr · ~79% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn bank loans & borrowings (across the operating subsidiaries) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 4 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026 · Consolidated FS FY2025 — Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie (UoR consolidated, XML)↗ · all documents · Poland: leverage covenants are contract-defined; this private holding discloses no covenant terms in the structured filing, so ratios are computed on the reported basis. Net debt = loans + bonds + leasing − cash. Local terms: dług netto (EN: net debt), dźwignia (EN: leverage). · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
0.41×
leverage · industrial green ≤3.0×
Gearing
8%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Interest coverage
n/a
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
0.97×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
Cash / gross debt
86%
liquidity cover · cash vs interest-bearing debt
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€784m
consolidated revenue, latest FS · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
EBITDA
€173m
latest FS (verifier-PASS) · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Net profit
€45m
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Free cash flow
n/a
not yet extracted as a verified FS fact
Net debt/EBITDA is 0.41× — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈PLN 1,890,463k (≈€447m; 3.0× × EBITDA 731,206 − net debt 303,155). But capacity is not the constraint: TDJ is cash-rich (PLN 1.81bn) and just self-funded a ~PLN 850m Grenevia take-private FROM CASH. The origination surface is relationship + ECM/M&A, DCM (Estate bonds), green/project finance (Grenevia energy capex) and treasury on the cash pile — not new leverage.
Full financial statements — FY2025soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements tdj-fy2025-esprawozdanie-xml (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
structured XML position walk (MF e-Sprawozdanie; each row a section:position locator)
Limitations
  • e-Sprawozdanie structured XML has no visual page to scan; every row carries its section:position tag locator instead
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€784m
consolidated revenue · FY2025
EBITDA S
€173m
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
22.1%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€45m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
0.41×
within covenant band
Equity Ratio
no data
not separately disclosed
Interest Coverage
no data
not separately disclosed
Free Cash Flow
no data
not separately disclosed
Financial narrative
  • TDJ is a private family holding, and FY2025 was a softer year: consolidated net profit fell to PLN 190m from PLN 392m on revenue of about PLN 3.31bn and EBITDA of roughly PLN 731,206k. W C
  • Despite the weaker result the balance sheet is very robust: net debt of PLN 303,155k is just 0.41× EBITDA, the group holds PLN 1,806,272k of cash (nearly net cash), and gearing is 8%. C
  • Capex-adjusted leverage is 0.97× and cash covers 86% of gross debt — capacity is not the constraint here. C
  • Financing is bank facilities across the operating subsidiaries plus the Invest TDJ Estate Catalyst bond programme, which issued PLN 142.5m of bonds in 2025 and a further PLN 100m after the balance date. W
  • As a private holding, TDJ carries no public agency rating. W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
deterministically extracted from the audited/official filing this session
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
EBIT (operating profit)PLN 437,682 thousand (= PLN 437.7m)Operating profit PLN 437,682k — RZiS position F, structured FS XML S
D&APLN 293,524 thousand (= PLN 293.5m)D&A PLN 293,524k — cash-flow addback A_II_3, structured FS XML ⟦xml:PrzeplywyPosr A_II_3⟧ S
Equity (incl. minorities)PLN 3,815,248 thousand (= PLN 3,815.2m)Equity PLN 3,063,454k + minorities 751,794k — Pasywa A+B, structured FS XML ⟦xml:Pasywa_A + Pasywa_B⟧ S
Total assetsPLN 7,362,187 thousand (= PLN 7,362.2m)Total assets PLN 7,362,187k — Bilans, structured FS XML ⟦xml:Aktywa⟧ S
Operating cash flowPLN 1,031,559 thousand (= PLN 1,031.6m)Operating cash flow PLN 1,031,559k — RPP A_III, structured FS XML S
Purchases of intangibles and PP&E (RPP B.II.1 — cash-flow investing outflow)PLN 419,408 thousand (= PLN 419.4m)structured FS XML, cash-flow position B_II_1 = PLN 419,408 thousand — the CASH capex measure; the UoR filing prints no 'capex' line S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€784mS
EBITDA€173mS
EBITDA Margin22.1%S
Net Profit€45mS
Net Debt/EBITDA0.41× within covenant bandC
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA0.41× within covenant bandC
Gearing8% within covenant bandC
Interest coveragen/aC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)0.97× within covenant bandC
Cash / gross debt86% within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin22.1%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin5.7%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue12.7%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A1.43×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT2.36×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexPLN k 612,151.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
A_J06,989
Przychody netto ze sprzedaży produktów, towarów i materiałów3,313,0282,776,469
Przychody netto ze sprzedaży towarów i materiałów205,097123,776
Przychody netto ze sprzedaży produktów, towarów i materiałów3,518,1252,900,245
B_J05,640
Koszt wytworzenia sprzedanych produktów2,429,2661,943,805
Wartość sprzedanych towarów i materiałów111,99261,499
Koszty sprzedanych produktów, towarów i materiałów2,541,2582,005,304
Zysk (strata) brutto ze sprzedaży976,867894,941
Koszty sprzedaży141,03670,193
Koszty ogólnego zarządu398,149344,981
Zysk (strata) z działalności operacyjnej437,682479,767
Zysk z tytułu rozchodu niefinansowych aktywów trwałych34,00296,377
Dotacje2,968442
Aktualizacja wartości aktywów niefinansowych6,4682,489
Inne przychody operacyjne64,19556,325
Pozostałe przychody operacyjne107,633155,633
Strata z tytułu rozchodu niefinansowych aktywów trwałych830188
Aktualizacja wartości aktywów niefinansowych90,378134,057
Inne koszty operacyjne161,218126,907
Pozostałe koszty operacyjne252,426261,152
Zysk (strata) z działalności operacyjnej292,889374,248
J_I_A_114,7473,021
J_I_A14,74720,647
J_I_B_100
J_I_B58047,707
Dywidendy i udziały w zyskach15,32768,354
J_II_J4,03626,641
Odsetki74,850112,973
J_III_J00
Zysk z tytułu rozchodu aktywów finansowych34,051163,767
Aktualizacja wartości aktywów finansowych955,951
Inne29,20595,153
Przychody finansowe153,528446,198
K_I_J2,46714,290
Odsetki135,129133,477
K_II_J00
Strata z tytułu rozchodu aktywów finansowych67,9109,657
Aktualizacja wartości aktywów finansowych19,42757,468
Inne35,09337,900
Koszty finansowe257,559238,502
Zysk (strata) z działalności gospodarczej1,30958,659
Wynik zdarzeń nadzwyczajnych190,167640,603
Zyski nadzwyczajne45,00569,863
Straty nadzwyczajne00
Zysk (strata) brutto45,00569,863
O_I11,7573,770
O_II00
Podatek dochodowy11,7573,770
Pozostałe obowiązkowe zmniejszenia zysku00
Zysk (strata) netto156,919574,510
Zysk (strata) netto47,34378,112
Zysk (strata) netto przypadający udziałowcom niekontrolującym00
Zysk (strata) netto przypadający akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej101,127104,376
Zysk (strata) netto8,449392,022
Balance sheet
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Aktywa_A_I_187,72592,570
Aktywa_A_I_248,6950
Aktywa_A_I_386,54076,710
Aktywa_A_I_44730
Aktywa_A_I223,433169,280
Aktywa_A_II_1156,34185,655
Aktywa_A_II_200
Aktywa_A_II156,34185,655
Aktywa_A_III_1_A97,704101,261
Aktywa_A_III_1_B757,886693,750
Aktywa_A_III_1_C1,093,030993,095
Aktywa_A_III_1_D38,27635,403
Aktywa_A_III_1_E32,58318,695
Aktywa_A_III_12,019,4791,842,204
Aktywa_A_III_296,93568,607
Aktywa_A_III_33520
Aktywa_A_III2,116,7661,910,811
Aktywa_A_IV_10676
Aktywa_A_IV_200
Aktywa_A_IV_311,48011,089
Aktywa_A_IV11,48011,765
Aktywa_A_V_1351,885394,897
Aktywa_A_V_200
Aktywa_A_V_3_A_169,288572,878
Aktywa_A_V_3_A_200
Aktywa_A_V_3_A_329,284153,973
Aktywa_A_V_3_A_400
Aktywa_A_V_3_A98,572726,851
Aktywa_A_V_3_B_1050,000
Aktywa_A_V_3_B_200
Aktywa_A_V_3_B_300
Aktywa_A_V_3_B_400
Aktywa_A_V_3_B050,000
Aktywa_A_V_3_C_1158556
Aktywa_A_V_3_C_200
Aktywa_A_V_3_C_300
Aktywa_A_V_3_C_400
Aktywa_A_V_3_C158556
Aktywa_A_V_3_D_1176,8930
Aktywa_A_V_3_D_200
Aktywa_A_V_3_D_35,42211,445
Aktywa_A_V_3_D_400
Aktywa_A_V_3_D182,31511,445
Aktywa_A_V_3281,045788,852
Aktywa_A_V_4301,503
Aktywa_A_V632,9601,185,252
Aktywa_A_VI_1129,745134,103
Aktywa_A_VI_267,54117,277
Aktywa_A_VI197,286151,380
Aktywa trwałe3,338,2663,514,143
Aktywa_B_I_1235,891312,578
Aktywa_B_I_2575,485434,317
Aktywa_B_I_3209,247151,651
Aktywa_B_I_49,25913,233
Aktywa_B_I_53,4781,334
Aktywa_B_I1,033,360913,113
Aktywa_B_II_1_A_16,286395
Aktywa_B_II_1_A_200
Aktywa_B_II_1_A6,286395
Aktywa_B_II_1_B1,6497,279
Aktywa_B_II_17,9357,674
Aktywa_B_II_2_A_12649,504
Aktywa_B_II_2_A_200
Aktywa_B_II_2_A2649,504
Aktywa_B_II_2_B00
Aktywa_B_II_22649,504
Aktywa_B_II_3_A_1499,778378,501
Aktywa_B_II_3_A_200
Aktywa_B_II_3_A499,778378,501
Aktywa_B_II_3_B87,296137,569
Aktywa_B_II_3_C184,122224,251
Aktywa_B_II_3_D00
Aktywa_B_II_3771,196740,321
Aktywa_B_II779,395757,499
Aktywa_B_III_1_A_100
Aktywa_B_III_1_A_200
Aktywa_B_III_1_A_36,453103,008
Aktywa_B_III_1_A_400
Aktywa_B_III_1_A6,453103,008
Aktywa_B_III_1_B_100
Aktywa_B_III_1_B_200
Aktywa_B_III_1_B_30819
Aktywa_B_III_1_B_400
Aktywa_B_III_1_B0819
Aktywa_B_III_1_C_100
Aktywa_B_III_1_C_2100,27739,904
Aktywa_B_III_1_C_38,8570
Aktywa_B_III_1_C_47,6301,331
Aktywa_B_III_1_C116,76441,235
Aktywa_B_III_1_D_11,623,6361,354,400
Aktywa_B_III_1_D_2182,636111,140
Aktywa_B_III_1_D_302,482
Środki pieniężne i inne aktywa pieniężne1,806,2721,468,022
Aktywa_B_III_11,929,4891,613,084
Aktywa_B_III_213,54336,200
Aktywa_B_III1,943,0321,649,284
Aktywa_B_IV268,044133,455
Aktywa obrotowe4,023,8313,453,351
Aktywa_C908,313
Aktywa_D00
Aktywa razem (EN: total)7,362,1876,975,807
Pasywa_A_I3,2523,252
Pasywa_A_II_100
Pasywa_A_II1,598,5171,244,212
Pasywa_A_III_100
Pasywa_A_III2853,056
Pasywa_A_IV_100
Pasywa_A_IV0285
Pasywa_A_V-8,279-7,625
Pasywa_A_VI1,461,2301,515,562
Pasywa_A_VII8,449392,022
Pasywa_A_VIII00
Kapitał (fundusz) własny3,063,4543,150,764
Kapitał (fundusz) własny751,7941,279,940
Pasywa_C_I95,55912,937
Pasywa_C_II00
Zobowiązania i rezerwy na zobowiązania95,55912,937
Pasywa_D_I_147,02247,151
Pasywa_D_I_2_138,22226,175
Pasywa_D_I_2_233,14017,824
Pasywa_D_I_271,36243,999
Pasywa_D_I_3_183,13360,498
Pasywa_D_I_3_269,72080,614
Pasywa_D_I_3152,853141,112
Pasywa_D_I271,237232,262
Pasywa_D_II_114,184173,520
Pasywa_D_II_200
Kredyty i pożyczki (długoterminowe)1,421,7201,114,155
Kredyty i pożyczki (długoterminowe)142,500149,115
Inne zobowiązania finansowe / leasing (długoterminowe)25,85127,360
Pasywa_D_II_3_D00
Pasywa_D_II_3_E11,3422,158
Pasywa_D_II_31,601,4131,292,788
Pasywa_D_II1,615,5971,466,308
Pasywa_D_III_1_A_131,53228,411
Pasywa_D_III_1_A_200
Pasywa_D_III_1_A31,53228,411
Pasywa_D_III_1_B23,1404,203
Pasywa_D_III_154,67232,614
Pasywa_D_III_2_A_100
Pasywa_D_III_2_A_200
Pasywa_D_III_2_A00
Pasywa_D_III_2_B00
Pasywa_D_III_200
Kredyty i pożyczki (krótkoterminowe)505,872238,999
Kredyty i pożyczki (krótkoterminowe)1,38734
Inne zobowiązania finansowe / leasing (krótkoterminowe)12,0976,522
Pasywa_D_III_3_D_1307,155204,017
Pasywa_D_III_3_D_200
Pasywa_D_III_3_D307,155204,017
Pasywa_D_III_3_E312,392159,442
Pasywa_D_III_3_F00
Pasywa_D_III_3_G81,50176,145
Pasywa_D_III_3_H26,19022,790
Pasywa_D_III_3_I189,98720,588
Pasywa_D_III_31,436,581728,537
Pasywa_D_III_42,1991,556
Pasywa_D_III1,493,452762,707
Pasywa_D_IV_100
Pasywa_D_IV_2_138,60124,256
Pasywa_D_IV_2_232,49346,633
Pasywa_D_IV_271,09470,889
Pasywa_D_IV71,09470,889
Pasywa_D3,451,3802,532,166
PASYWA RAZEM (EN: total)7,362,1876,975,807
Cash flow
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Zysk (strata) netto8,449392,022
A_II_1101,127104,376
A_II_200
Amortyzacja293,524305,624
A_II_433,2486,126
A_II_5-11,75751,276
A_II_600
A_II_744,952-246,249
A_II_878,043-151,693
A_II_938,97538,851
A_II_10-120,247369,232
A_II_11-13,388129,441
A_II_12455,323-4,154
A_II_13-180,290-435,914
A_II_14303,600-45,068
Korekty razem (EN: total)1,023,110121,848
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności operacyjnej1,031,559513,870
B_I_100
B_I_231,367165,251
B_I_3_A0908,057
B_I_3_B_1188,00019,500
B_I_3_B_200
B_I_3_B_371,35038,606
B_I_3_B_40803
B_I_3_B_500
B_I_3_B259,35058,909
B_I_3259,350966,966
B_I_400
Wpływy290,7171,132,217
Nabycie wartości niematerialnych i prawnych oraz rzeczowych aktywów trwałych419,4080
B_II_222,052552,578
B_II_3_A0297,575
B_II_3_B_1604,6240
B_II_3_B_256,67839,904
B_II_3_B661,30239,904
PozycjaUszczegolawiajaca244,4510
B_II_3905,753337,479
B_II_400
B_II_501,473
Wydatki1,347,213891,530
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności inwestycyjnej-1,056,496240,687
C_I_1013,656
C_I_2601,653339,510
C_I_3142,50014,033
C_I_41,4730
Wpływy745,626367,199
C_II_104,136
C_II_200
C_II_300
C_II_495,78556,172
C_II_5147,459400,000
C_II_600
C_II_74,0664,757
C_II_8135,12996,196
C_II_906,966
Wydatki382,439568,227
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności finansowej363,187-201,028
Przepływy pieniężne netto razem (EN: total)338,250553,529
E_100
Bilansowa zmiana stanu środków pieniężnych338,250553,529
Środki pieniężne na początek okresu1,468,022914,493
G_160,59819,566
Środki pieniężne na koniec okresu1,806,2721,468,022
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: PLNk
EBITDA = EBIT (operating result) + D&A add-back (cash-flow statement)
EBIT (operating result)437,682
Depreciation & amortisation (add-back)293,524
Data gaps & limitations
  • Source scan: e-Sprawozdanie structured XML has no visual page to scan; every row carries its section:position tag locator instead
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Equity Ratio, Interest Coverage, Free Cash Flow.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-03-13COMPLETEDGrenevia take-private COMPLETED — TDJ Equity I settled the squeeze-out of the remaining ~4.82% (27.7m shares at PLN 3.30), reaching 100% of Grenevia; ~PLN 850m total over 2025–2026. Santander Bank Polska (= Erste) — Santander Biuro Maklerskie — was the intermediating broker. GPW delisting to follow. tdj.pl / biznes.pap.pl / pb.pl↗ W ⚠ single source
2025-12-04AMENDMENT APPROVEDGrenevia SLL Amendment No. 1 approved — on the FAMUR demerger (plan 30.06.2025), Famur S.A. joins the PLN 850m facility as co-borrower (Famur draws Tranche B, Grenevia Tranche A; guarantees Grenevia ≤PLN 225m / Famur ≤PLN 1,050m; financial terms unchanged; effective on the demerger registration, pending a court case per report 78/2025). A standalone Famur = a NEW banking client forming. Grenevia current report 79/2025 (PAP)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-06-26PREPAREDConsolidated FY2025 financial statements prepared (weak year: group net profit PLN 190m vs 392m; parent PLN 8.4m — minority + real-estate losses + impairments; revenue PLN 3.31bn, EBITDA ~PLN 731m). consolidated FS FY2025 (structured filing)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-02-28ACQUIREDTDJ bought ~90.9m Grenevia shares (~PLN 300m) on the WSE, lifting its stake from 79.36% to 95.18% — crossing the 95% squeeze-out threshold. biznes.pap.pl↗ W ⚠ single source
2025-08-31ISSUEDInvest TDJ Estate issued PLN 142.5m of bonds during 2025 (the LT bonds in the FS), plus a further PLN 100m issue after the balance date — an active Catalyst DCM programme. Invest TDJ Estate 2025 report (GPW Catalyst / EBI)↗ W ⚠ single source
2025-03-07SETTLEDTDJ tender for Grenevia settled — 150.9m shares at PLN 2.75 (~PLN 415m), lifting the stake to 76.84% (Santander Biuro Maklerskie as broker). lp.tdj.pl/wezwanie↗ W ⚠ single source

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€784m
2–5bps
€157k–392k
Financing
credit
€456m
150–300bps
€7m–14m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€427m
20–50bps
€855k–2m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€74m
80–150bps
€591k–1m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
credit
€34m
40–100bps
€27k–68k
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €8m–17m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS in PLN thousands), 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€6.8m–13.7m · blended in group pool C #9 of 13 · ~5% of book pool79%drawn bank loans & borrowings (across the operating subsidiaries) — €456,051k
drawn balance × margin band derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€157k–392k · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #12 of 13 · ~0% of book pool2%consolidated net sales (payments + accounts + liquidity across the industrial subs) — €783,833k
turnover × bps band derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€591k–1.1m · blended in group pool C #4 of 13 · ~3% of book pool7%advance-payment guarantee / LC book proxy (heavy-engineering contracts) — €73,909k
outstanding × commission band derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FXFX present but not sized from the consolidated structured filing
Financial Markets (FM)Interest RatesFX present but not sized from the consolidated structured filing
Financial Markets (FM)CommoditiesFX present but not sized from the consolidated structured filing
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€855k–2.1m · blended in group pool C #10 of 13 · ~1% of book pool12%cash & negotiated deposits (the PLN 1.8bn pile — a real bank-side wallet) — €427,348k
cash × NIM band derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€27k–68k · blended in group pool C #7 of 13 · ~0% of book pool0%bonds outstanding (Invest TDJ Estate programme; PLN 142.5m + PLN 100m post-BS) — €34,042k
stock × amortised issuance-fee band derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)no Equity Capital Markets (ECM) exposure observed in this group
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven; Erste already the take-private broker
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven; energy-transition capex
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven; energy-transition capex
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven; energy-transition capex
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven; energy-transition capex
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.9–2.1m /yr€427m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.2–0.4m /yr€784m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.0–0.1m /yr€34m
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financing
capital-heavy
€6.8–13.7m /yr€456m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€0.6–1.1m /yr€74m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €0.8bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid EUR/PLN (record convention; FS in PLN thousands), 31.12.2025) · VAT White List as at 13.03.2026

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 1
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
corporate bonds — Invest TDJ Estate real-estate programmebondholders (Catalyst)PLN 142,500k (LT) + PLN 1,387k (ST); + PLN 100m issued after the balance datePLNfixed couponper series (Estate programme)PLN 100m further issuance after the balance date — active DCM programme W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 1/1
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) · S
Bank Lending 3
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (3)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
Grenevia PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan — Tranche A PLN 700m (SLL, green transformation + 2021-bond redemption + FAMUR Gearo wind) + Tranche B PLN 150m (FAMUR corporate + ST refi)Pekao + PKO BP + BNP Paribas Bank Polska (BNP = Sustainability Coordinator) (+3)PLN 850,000k committed (within the consolidated loans PLN 1,927,592k)PLNWIBOR + margin; Tranche-A margin steps on 3 SLL KPIs (RES usage growth · new-RES contribution · ESG supplier assessments)3y from 09.09.2024 + automatic 2y extension (conditions) + further 2y (lender consent) → 2027–2031Santander (= Erste) NOT in the consortium — the #1 share-of-wallet gap, 3y initial term from 09.2024 — extension/refi conversation window 2027 W
bank loans & borrowings — long-term (across operating subsidiaries)relationship banksPLN 1,421,720kPLNfloating (WIBOR/EURIBOR + margin)per facility W
bank loans & borrowings — short-term / working capitalrelationship banksPLN 505,872kPLNfloating<1y W
② Data captured
financier 3/3 · interest rate 3/3 · maturity 3/3 · currency 3/3 · risk flags 1/3
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026), grenevia.com press release 10.09.2024 + current report 79/2025 · S
Leasing 1
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
finance leases / other financial liabilitieslessorsPLN 37,948kPLNimplicitladder W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
PKO BP W4 holding accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); Grenevia SLL consortium lender (Tranche A/B)
Grenevia PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan — Tranche A PLN 700m (SLL, green transformation + 2021-bond redemption + FAMUR Gearo wind) + Tranche B PLN 150m (FAMUR corporate + ST refi) — PLN 850,000k committed (within the consolidated loans PLN 1,927,592k) · WIBOR + margin; Tranche-A margin steps on 3 SLL KPIs (RES usage growth · new-RES contribution · ESG supplier assessments) · matures 3y from 09.09.2024 + automatic 2y extension (conditions) + further 2y (lender consent) → 2027–2031 W
Financing
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Financing
Santander Bank Polska (= Erste, acquired) W
Santander Bank Polska → Erste (bank-continuity map, Rule 39 P2); also Grenevia take-private broker
1 holding accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12); TDJ Estate PLN 115m debut bond arranger (12.2021)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
M&A Advisory
Financing
Cash Management / Daily Banking
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
Bank Pekao WGrenevia SA entered into a loan agreement with a consortium of banks – Pekao SA, PKO BP SA and BNP Paribas Bank Polska S
Grenevia PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan — Tranche A PLN 700m (SLL, green transformation + 2021-bond redemption + FAMUR Gearo wind) + Tranche B PLN 150m (FAMUR corporate + ST refi) — PLN 850,000k committed (within the consolidated loans PLN 1,927,592k) · WIBOR + margin; Tranche-A margin steps on 3 SLL KPIs (RES usage growth · new-RES contribution · ESG supplier assessments) · matures 3y from 09.09.2024 + automatic 2y extension (conditions) + further 2y (lender consent) → 2027–2031 W
Financing deal
BNP Paribas Bank Polska (Sustainability Coordinator, Grenevia SLL) WGrenevia SA entered into a loan agreement with a consortium of banks – Pekao SA, PKO BP SA and BNP Paribas Bank Polska S
Grenevia PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan — Tranche A PLN 700m (SLL, green transformation + 2021-bond redemption + FAMUR Gearo wind) + Tranche B PLN 150m (FAMUR corporate + ST refi) — PLN 850,000k committed (within the consolidated loans PLN 1,927,592k) · WIBOR + margin; Tranche-A margin steps on 3 SLL KPIs (RES usage growth · new-RES contribution · ESG supplier assessments) · matures 3y from 09.09.2024 + automatic 2y extension (conditions) + further 2y (lender consent) → 2027–2031 W
Financing deal
Financial Advisory deal
ING Bank Śląski (Projekt Solartechnik project finance) WING + Pekao + BNP Paribas syndicate — PLN 428m project finance for 140 PV farms (~134 MW), final repayment by Dec 2040 (
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing deal
mBank W1 holding accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
operating-subsidiary banks (Grenevia/PGO/Zamet/Glinik/Estate — not in the holding filing) C0 holding accounts on the VAT White List (2026-07-12)
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Cash-rich private holding: no leverage constraint. Origination is relationship-led — ECM/M&A (Erste already broker), DCM (Estate), green finance (Grenevia), treasury (the cash pile). full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable —soon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
31.12.2026short-term bank loans PLN 505,872k — annual working-capital roll €119,685k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 1 upcoming · 6 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY11.03.2027  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (09.09.2027) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
09.09.2027in 423d
maturity Grenevia PLN 850m syndicated Sustainability-Linked Loan — Tranche A PLN 700m (SLL, green transformation + 2021-bond redemption + FAMUR Gearo wind) + Tranche B PLN 150m (FAMUR corporate + ST refi) · PLN 850,000k committed (within the consolidated loans PLN 1,927,592k)
Recent events (context — already passed)
26.06.202617d ago
other Consolidated FY2025 financial statements prepared (weak year: group net profit PLN 190m vs 392m; parent PLN 8.4m — minority + real-estate losses + impairments; revenue PLN 3.31bn, EBITDA ~PLN 731m).
13.03.2026122d ago
other Grenevia take-private COMPLETED — TDJ Equity I settled the squeeze-out of the remaining ~4.82% (27.7m shares at PLN 3.30), reaching 100% of Grenevia; ~PLN 850m total over 2025–2026. Santander Bank Polska (= Erste) — Santander Biuro Maklerskie — was the intermediating broker. GPW delisting to follow.
event · completed · tdj.pl / biznes.pap.pl / pb.pl↗ W
28.02.2026135d ago
M&A TDJ bought ~90.9m Grenevia shares (~PLN 300m) on the WSE, lifting its stake from 79.36% to 95.18% — crossing the 95% squeeze-out threshold.
event · acquired · biznes.pap.pl↗ W
04.12.2025221d ago
M&A Grenevia SLL Amendment No. 1 approved — on the FAMUR demerger (plan 30.06.2025), Famur S.A. joins the PLN 850m facility as co-borrower (Famur draws Tranche B, Grenevia Tranche A; guarantees Grenevia ≤PLN 225m / Famur ≤PLN 1,050m; financial terms unchanged; effective on the demerger registration, pending a court case per report 78/2025). A standalone Famur = a NEW banking client forming.
event · amendment approved · Grenevia current report 79/2025 (PAP)↗ W
31.08.2025316d ago
issuance Invest TDJ Estate issued PLN 142.5m of bonds during 2025 (the LT bonds in the FS), plus a further PLN 100m issue after the balance date — an active Catalyst DCM programme.
07.03.2025493d ago
M&A TDJ tender for Grenevia settled — 150.9m shares at PLN 2.75 (~PLN 415m), lifting the stake to 76.84% (Santander Biuro Maklerskie as broker).
event · settled · lp.tdj.pl/wezwanie↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€456m awaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€6.8m–13.7m /yr awaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) max deliverable volume€34m awaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€27k–68k /yr awaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€157k–392k /yr awaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€855k–2.1m /yr awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€74m awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€591k–1.1m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (cited FS facts): financing: €456.1m (drawn bank loans across the subsidiaries); dcm: €34.0m (Invest TDJ Estate bonds (refi on issuance flow)); trade_finance_wc: €73.9m (advance-payment guarantee/LC book proxy)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt 303,155 · EBITDA 731,206 · 3.0× green ceiling — all PLN k, XML-verified
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement = Σ existing banked credit + WC stock; (2) new money = 3.0× × EBITDA − net debt (indicative — no contract covenant disclosed); (3) max = (1) + (2)
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €456.1m + €34.0m + €73.9m = €564.0m · capacity: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA 731,206 − net debt 303,155 = 2,193,618 − 303,155 = 1,890,463 PLN k ≈ €447.3m · maximum deliverable = €564.0m + €447.3m = €1,011.3m
  • RESULT — €1,011.3m theoretical maximum, but the €447m new-money 'capacity' is ACADEMIC: TDJ is cash-rich and self-funded an ~PLN 850m take-private from cash. The deliverable value is refinancing the €564.0m book + the relationship wallet (ECM/M&A, DCM, green finance, treasury).
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 26.06.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenuePLN 3,313.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 26.06.2026Net sales PLN 3,313,028k (A_I; total incl. equivalents 3,518,125) — statement of profit or loss; consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) ⟦xml:RZiS:A_I⟧ S
EBITDAPLN 731.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 26.06.2026EBITDA PLN 731,206k = operating profit 437,682 (RZiS F; reconciled F + fin.income 107,633 − fin.costs 252,426 = pre-tax 292,889 ✓) + D&A 293,524 (cash-flow addback A_II_3) — consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) S
Net debtPLN 303.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 26.06.2026Net debt PLN 303,155k = loans 1,927,592 (Pasywa_D_II_3_A + D_III_3_A) + bonds 143,887 + leasing 37,948 − cash 1,806,272 — nearly net cash; consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) S
Cash & equivalentsPLN 1,806.3mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 26.06.2026Cash & cash equivalents PLN 1,806,272k (Aktywa_B_III_1_D) — a large deposit/treasury wallet post the Grenevia take-private funding; consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) ⟦xml:Aktywa_B_III_1_D⟧ S
Finance costs (interest proxy)PLN 252.4mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 26.06.2026Financial costs PLN 252,426k (RZiS H — incl. FX + provision unwind; interest not separately disclosed in the structured filing); financial income 107,633 (G) — consolidated FS FY2025 (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML, UoR consolidated; prepared 26.06.2026) S

Group boundary: TDJ S.A. (apex) — TDJ S.A. (PL). Private Domogała-family holding. Direct stakes per the FS: TDJ Equity I 97.7% (→ Grenevia, taken 100% private Mar-2026), PGO 97.99%, Zamet 56.43%, NiUW Glinik 100%, + Invest TDJ Estate. UoR consolidated basis (Polish GAAP), PLN thousands. Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • TDJ consolidated FS FY2025 (structured XML)
  • VAT White List (MF)
  • tdj.pl + biznes.pap.pl + GPW Catalyst (Grenevia take-private, Estate bonds)
  • Erste Securities coverage
  • historic engagement intelligence (insight_10_tdj.md + insight_6_grenevia.md, 2026-03/04) — durable findings merged 2026-07-12
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2025 consolidated UoR basis (Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie XML; PLN thousands). Third PL company for Jakub's demo. Private cash-rich holding; Erste incumbent + take-private broker. Bonds line reconciles to the Invest TDJ Estate issue. HISTORIC-INTELLIGENCE MERGE (2026-07-12, from product_santander_erste_cib_poland insight files dated 03-04.2026): key decision-makers — Tomasz Domogała (founder, 100% UBO, SB chairman), Jacek Leonkiewicz (CEO since 01.2023, ex-J.P. Morgan ECM/DCM), Robert Rogowski (VP/finance since 2018, ACCA; career started at Kredyt Bank → today's Santander lineage — warm-intro hook), Wojciech Derda (Managing Partner TDJ Equity, M&A), Milena Pacia (Finance Director TDJ Equity, joint prokura 10.2025); at Grenevia — Beata Zawiszowska (CEO, ran banking 18y), Tomasz Czajor (prokurent, ex-TDJ CFO — post-delisting banking gatekeeper). FAMUR demerger into standalone Famur S.A. in progress (plan 30.06.2025; SLL amendment 12.2025). Kopex-2016 syndicate precedent: PKO/Pekao/ING/BNP/HSBC — Santander absent. Elektromontaż-Lublin (acquired 06.2025) banks with mBank + Pekao.

Source documents — TDJ
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Consolidated FS FY2025 — Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie (UoR consolidated, XML)31.12.202526.06.2026download↗ W
TDJ_SSF_2025_consolidated.xml
Grenevia take-private disclosures (tender + squeeze-out; Santander BM broker)13.03.202613.03.2026download↗ W
Invest TDJ Estate 2025 report (bond programme — Catalyst)31.12.202529.05.2026download↗ W

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Grupa Azoty (Poland)

group level · FY2025 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026
INCUMBENT
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 40/40 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. Local terms: dług netto, dług netto/EBITDA, dźwignia finansowa.
Every visible number traces to a source — 40 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

FY2025 is a distress year — the operating result is a PLN 5.3bn loss after a PLN 4.5bn impairment charge, and clean EBITDAC (excluding that impairment) is only PLN 329m against net debt of PLN 8.1bn that is almost entirely reclassified short-term under a multi-bank standstill. The Q1 2026S interim already shows EBITDA recovering to PLN 317m, so the credit is past its trough on the run-rate view.

The banking wallet is large and today it is served by the existing syndicate — PKO BP, EIB, EBRD, ING, Pekao — with Erste an ACTIVE, NAMED relationship: accounts on the VAT White List via the Santander continuity and, decisively, Erste Bank Polski and Erste Factoring named as creditors in the June 2026S term sheet. What share of the wallet each bank actually holds cannot be read from public sources — the VAT list shows who is active and where account relationships grew, not wallet share.

The opportunity is timing rather than displacement: the multi-bank standstill runs to 30.09.2026S (conditional), and the term sheet signed 1 June 2026 sets a grace period to 30.06.2027, extends repayment to end-2030S, and pre-schedules a refinancing assessment of 75% of the debt by mid-2029, with participatory bonds already a considered option. This is an incumbent relationship to deepen ahead of a dated, public refinancing window, where the wallet re-opens as the credit recovers.

CovenantC check: on the CLEAN EBITDA basis (PLN 329m, excl. impairments) net debt/EBITDA is 24.7× — far above the 3.0× chemicals green ceiling — so leverage-based capacity is ZERO and all wallet sizing is restructuring-scoped. BEFORE→AFTER: the earlier read showed leverage 'n.m. (negative EBITDA)'; the clean-basis recompute makes leverage a meaningful 24.7×, but the traffic-light stays RED and the conclusion is unchanged (no new-money capacity). A cited recovery run-rate (Q1 2026S interim EBITDA PLN 317m annualised) is the trigger to re-open capacity.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€1.98bn replacement + €0k new money
= €1.98bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€32.0m–65.6m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€28.8m–57.5m /yr · ~88% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 6 🔴 · FS as at 31.12.2025 · ⚠ capacity covenant-capped
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML)↗ · all documents · Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. Local terms: dług netto, dług netto/EBITDA, dźwignia finansowa. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
24.7×
leverage · chemicals green ≤3.0× · CLEAN EBITDA basis (excl. impairments)
Interest coverage
0.34×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0× · CLEAN EBITDA basis
Gearing
8771%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
n.m. (EBITDA−capex negative)
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5× · CLEAN EBITDA basis
FCCR
n.m. (EBITDA−capex negative)
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed) · CLEAN basis
FFO / Net debt
n.m. (negative FFO)
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45% · CLEAN basis
Turnover
€3.11bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
EBITDA
€-983m
latest FS (verifier-PASS) · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Net profit
€-1.22bn
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Free cash flow
€1.62bn
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
⚠ Binding covenant: net debt/EBITDA 24.7× (clean EBITDA basis) → capacity 0 (leverage far above the 3.0× green ceiling — restructuring-scoped; conclusion unchanged vs the negative-EBITDA read)
Full financial statements — FY2025soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements grupa_azoty-fy2025-esef (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
iXBRL walk of the ESEF-tagged primary statements (deterministic, no OCR)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€3.11bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025
EBITDA S
€-983m
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
-31.6%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€-1.22bn
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
24.7×
breach-risk
Equity Ratio S
0.5%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
0.34×
breach-risk
Free Cash Flow S
€1.62bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • FY2025 was a distress year: consolidated revenue was PLN 13,138,155k, but the group reported a net loss of PLN 5,144,512k. S
  • Clean EBITDA (excluding impairments) was only PLN 329,204k, against an impairment-laden reported figure of NEGATIVE PLN 4,156,456k that carried a PLN 4,485.7m impairment charge. C
  • Leverage is unsustainable on the clean basis — net debt of PLN 8,141,655k is 24.7× clean EBITDA versus a 3.0× chemicals ceiling, interest cover is 0.34×, and equity is all but wiped out at PLN 92,820k (from PLN 5,290,637k a year earlier), so gearing is ~8,771%. C
  • The group is in active restructuring: a debt-restructuring term sheet was signed on 01.06.2026 with eleven financing institutions (Erste Bank Polski and Erste Factoring among the named creditors), with standstill agreements extended to a conditional 30.09.2026. W W
  • A State-Treasury share issue of not less than PLN 500m is contemplated by 31.07.2026, and ORLEN has offered PLN 1.022bn to finance Grupa Azoty Polyolefins. W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page/tag-verified extraction from the official filing; operating cash flow EXCLUDED on plausibility: the tagged value (PLN 7,384,852k = 56% of revenue, against an operating loss) fails the sanity screen — pending manual page verification before it can ship (deterministic-skepticism rule; a tagged fact still needs a magnitude check)
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Strata na działalności operacyjnej (EN: operating LOSS)PLN -5,259,933 thousand (= PLN -5,259.9m)iXBRL ifrs-full:ProfitLossFromOperatingActivities sign=- (printed in parentheses; prior-year loss (872,450)) — the year of the big impairments — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Amortyzacja (EN: D&A, cash-flow adjustment)PLN 1,103,477 thousand (= PLN 1,103.5m)iXBRL adjustment line — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Kapitał własny razem (EN: total equity — eroded from 5,290,637 to 92,820 by the FY2025 loss)PLN 92,820 thousand (= PLN 92.8m)iXBRL ifrs-full:Equity, 31.12.2025 — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
AKTYWA RAZEM (EN: total assets)PLN 18,280,704 thousand (= PLN 18,280.7m)iXBRL ifrs-full:Assets, 31.12.2025 — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Nabycie wartości niematerialnych oraz rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, nieruchomości inwestycyjnych (EN: purchases — the CASH capex line)PLN 544,233 thousand (= PLN 544.2m)iXBRL purchase line (prior 1,351,613 — capex halved under distress) — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€3.11bnS
EBITDA€-983mS
EBITDA Margin-31.6%S
Net Profit€-1.22bnS
Net Debt/EBITDA24.7× breach-riskC
Equity Ratio0.5%S
Interest Coverage0.34× breach-riskC
Free Cash Flow€1.62bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA24.7× breach-riskC
Interest coverage0.34× breach-riskC
Gearing8771% breach-riskC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)n.m. (EBITDA−capex negative) breach-riskC
FCCRn.m. (EBITDA−capex negative) breach-riskC
FFO / Net debtn.m. (negative FFO) breach-riskC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin-31.6%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin-39.2%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue4.1%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.49×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Przychody ze sprzedaży (EN: sales revenue)13,138,15513,042,933
Koszt wytworzenia/nabycia sprzedanych produktów, towarów i materiałów-12,402,937-12,287,766
Zysk brutto ze sprzedaży735,218755,167
Koszty sprzedaży-1,078,825-1,064,545
Koszty ogólnego zarządu-940,767-1,010,496
Pozostałe przychody operacyjne1,005,851898,946
Pozostałe koszty operacyjne-4,981,410-451,522
Strata na działalności operacyjnej-5,259,933-872,450
Przychody finansowe953,176286,231
Koszty finansowe-969,896-482,610
Przychody/(Koszty) finansowe netto-16,720-196,379
Zysk z udziałów w jednostkach stowarzyszonych wycenianych metodą praw własności27,20927,086
Strata przed opodatkowaniem-5,249,444-1,041,743
Podatek dochodowy-104,932-35,726
Strata netto-5,144,512-1,077,469
Inne całkowite dochody
Zyski aktuarialne dotyczące programów określonych świadczeń8,27420,937
Zyski z wyceny instrumentów kapitałowych wycenianych w wartości godziwej przez inne całkowite dochody12,441
Podatek dochodowy odnoszący się do pozycji, które nie będą reklasyfikowane do zysków i strat-4,068-3,030
Pozycje, które nie będą reklasyfikowane do zysków i strat16,64717,907
Zabezpieczenie przepływów pieniężnych - efektywna część zmian wartości godziwej5,876-70,110
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia sprawozdań finansowych jednostek zagranicznych-15,611-45,439
Podatek dochodowy odnoszący się do pozycji, które są lub będą reklasyfikowane do zysków i strat-862-1,886
Pozycje, które są lub będą reklasyfikowane do zysków i strat-10,597-117,435
Suma innych całkowitych dochodów (EN: total)6,050-99,528
Całkowity dochód za okres-5,138,462-1,176,997
Strata netto przypadający dla:
Akcjonariuszy jednostki dominującej-4,309,500-1,028,110
Udziałowców niesprawujących kontroli-835,012-49,359
Całkowity dochód za okres przypadające dla:
Akcjonariuszy jednostki dominującej-4,302,974-1,113,448
Udziałowców niesprawujących kontroli-835,488-63,549
Strata netto na jedną akcję:
Podstawowy(zł)-43.4-10.4
Rozwodniony(zł)-43.4-10.4
Balance sheet
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Rzeczowe aktywa trwałe10,416,93615,329,761
Aktywa z tytułu prawa do użytkowania838,043749,948
Nieruchomości inwestycyjne72,73073,543
Wartości niematerialne847,456985,234
Wartość firmy274,984277,986
Udziały i akcje22,69810,176
Inwestycje wyceniane metodą praw własności100,52698,356
Pozostałe aktywa finansowe2,9432,925
Pozostałe należności114,19083,569
Aktywa z tytułu odroczonego podatku dochodowego646,450514,931
Aktywa trwałe razem (EN: total)13,336,95618,126,429
AKTYWA OBROTOWE
Zapasy2,071,7232,343,792
Prawa majątkowe966,1151,553,939
Pochodne instrumenty finansowe266
Pozostałe aktywa finansowe2,007
Należności z tytułu podatku dochodowego23,13820,784
Należności z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałe1,361,3461,383,319
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty (EN: cash and cash equivalents)498,970692,813
Pozostałe aktywa14,94018,349
Aktywa trwałe dostępne do sprzedaży5,50922,239
Aktywa obrotowe razem (EN: total)4,943,7486,035,501
AKTYWA RAZEM (EN: total)18,280,70424,161,930
PASYWA
KAPITAŁ WŁASNY
Kapitał zakładowy495,977495,977
Kapitał z emisji akcji powyżej ich wartości nominalnej431,255817,964
Kapitał z wyceny transakcji zabezpieczających144,422187,584
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia sprawozdań finansowych jednostek zagranicznych-70,492-54,883
Kapitał z aktualizacji wyceny6,684
Pozostałe kapitały rezerwowe-17,700-17,700
Zyski zatrzymane-502,7893,409,064
Kapitał własny akcjonariuszy jednostki dominującej487,3574,838,006
Kapitał udziałowców niesprawujących kontroli-394,537452,631
Kapitał własny razem (EN: total)92,8205,290,637
ZOBOWIĄZANIA
Zobowiązania z tytułu kredytów i pożyczek51,786698,624
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu469,764379,352
Pozostałe zobowiązania finansowe244,642803,499
Zobowiązania z tytułu świadczeń pracowniczych385,894403,555
Zobowiązania z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałe188,45942,490
Rezerwy217,338247,382
Dotacje272,540225,375
Rezerwa z tytułu odroczonego podatku dochodowego261,978277,844
Zobowiązania długoterminowe razem (EN: total)2,092,4013,078,121
Zobowiązania z tytułu kredytów i pożyczek8,050,7947,609,191
Pochodne instrumenty finansowe39182
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu68,28166,439
Pozostałe zobowiązania finansowe2,810,7872,614,483
Zobowiązania z tytułu świadczeń pracowniczych27,57130,748
Zobowiązania z tytułu bieżącego podatku dochodowego16,17632,130
Zobowiązania z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałe5,024,2235,318,258
Rezerwy73,28191,434
Dotacje22,54728,170
Zobowiązania związane bezpośrednio z aktywami dostępnymi do sprzedaży1,7842,137
Zobowiązania krótkoterminowe razem (EN: total)16,095,48315,793,172
Zobowiązania razem (EN: total)18,187,88418,871,293
PASYWA RAZEM (EN: total)18,280,70424,161,930
Cash flow
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Strata przed opodatkowaniem-5,249,444-1,041,743
Amortyzacja1,103,477851,123
Utworzenie/(Rozwiązanie) odpisów aktualizujących4,485,660-274,289
(Zysk)/Strata z tytułu działalności inwestycyjnej-27,157784
(Zysk) z udziałów w jednostkach stowarzyszonych wycenianych metodą praw własności-27,209-27,086
Odsetki, różnice kursowe338,240424,592
Dywidendy-10-4
(Zysk)/Strata z tytułu zmiany wartości godziwej aktywów finansowych-124,981312,647
Zmniejszenie stanu należności z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałych400,764253,497
Zmniejszenie stanu zapasów i praw majątkowych848,472592,368
Zwiększenie stanu zobowiązań z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałych5,640,5475,924,805
Zwiększenie/(Zmniejszenie) stanu rezerw504-13,747
Zmniejszenie stanu świadczeń pracowniczych-11,582-73,444
Zwiększenie/(Zmniejszenie) stanu dotacji38,294-88,025
Inne korekty28,1331,475
(Zapłacony)/Zwrócony podatek dochodowy-58,856-24,250
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności operacyjnej7,384,8526,867,203
Przepływy środków pieniężnych z działalności inwestycyjnej
Sprzedaż wartości niematerialnych oraz rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, nieruchomości inwestycyjnych54,3285,850
Nabycie wartości niematerialnych oraz rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, nieruchomości inwestycyjnych-544,233-1,351,613
Otrzymane dywidendy4
Wydatki na nabycie pozostałych aktywów finansowych-25
Odsetki otrzymane40,750
Wpływy ze sprzedaży pozostałych aktywów finansowych1,997
Pozostałe wpływy (wydatki) inwestycyjne-1,216-1,927
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności inwestycyjnej-450,396-1,345,689
Przepływy środków pieniężnych z działalności finansowej
Dywidendy wypłacone-655
Wpływy z tytułu zaciągnięcia kredytów i pożyczek208,3861,032,021
Wydatki z tytułu spłaty kredytów i pożyczek-239,615-71,839
Odsetki zapłacone-538,675-605,985
Spłata zobowiązań z tytułu umów leasingu-88,656-79,119
Spłata faktoringu odwrotnego-6,314,700-5,953,530
Pozostałe wpływy/(wydatki) finansowe-151,150-156,816
Przepływy pieniężne netto z działalności finansowej-7,124,410-5,835,923
Przepływy pieniężne netto, razem (EN: total)-189,954-314,409
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na początek okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)692,8131,012,355
Wpływ zmian kursów walut-3,889-5,133
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na koniec okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)498,970692,813
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: PLNk
Clean EBITDA = EBIT + D&A + impairment add-back (the record's clean basis); the headline EBITDA (EBIT + D&A) remains impairment-laden and NEGATIVE
EBIT (operating result)-5,259,933
Depreciation & amortisation (add-back)1,103,477
Impairment loss (add-back, clean EBITDA basis)4,485,660
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-07-11AGREEDORLEN financing offer to Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (GAP) — a PLN 1.022bn total non-binding offer (15.10.2025), the 'main source of financing for execution of GAP's arrangement' tied to ORLEN acquiring 100% of GAP and a court arrangement restructuring GAP's liabilities (accelerated liabilities ~PLN 3.952bn); earn-out clauses for financing institutions / selected shareholders; the offer total was subsequently updated under the 01.04.2026 preliminary share-purchase agreement. Press headline rounds it to 'PLN 1.2bn from ORLEN … for debt repayment'. STATUS: agreed/intended within the arrangement (NOT a disbursed, unconditional group rescue). Grupa Azoty Police ESPI current report 8/2026 (21.02.2026, primary — 'Podstawowym źródłem finansowania wykonania układu mają być środki w łącznej kwocie 1,022 mld złotych udostępnione ... przez Orlen S.A. ... w związku z transakcją nabycia akcji reprezentujących 100% kapitału zakładowego'; EN: the main source of financing for execution of the arrangement is PLN 1.022bn made available by ORLEN, tied to acquiring 100% of GAP) · ORLEN current report 53/2025 (15.10.2025 — 'Wartość Oferty opiewa na łączną kwotę 1,022 mld PLN'; EN: total offer value PLN 1.022bn) · ORLEN current report 12/2026 (01.04.2026 — 'total value of PLN 1,35 bn' preliminary SPA) · Bankier.pl↗ W ✓ verified
2026-06-30EXTENDEDStandstill agreements with financing institutions extended — extendable to 30.09.2026 subject to conditions (a conditional ceiling, not a guaranteed date; ESPI 59/2026 parent / 48/2026 Police). parkiet.com / ESPI↗ W ✓ verified
2026-06-01SIGNEDTerm sheet on debt restructuring signed with 11 financing institutions — incl. ERSTE BANK POLSKI and ERSTE FACTORING (named creditors), PKO BP, BGK, ING, CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING/Pekao Factoring, EIB, EBRD. Repayment extended to end-2030; grace on principal to 30.06.2027; 25% amortised by 2030, remaining 75% subject to a refinancing assessment by 30.06.2029; cash sweep; security on selected assets. ESPI 49/2026 · stockwatch.pl / PAP Biznes↗ W ✓ verified
2026-03-13PLANNEDShare issuance directed to the State Treasury — contractual floor NOT LESS THAN PLN 500m by 31.07.2026 (term-sheet condition, Current Report 18/2026 + 49/2026); ~PLN 600m is the company/press central estimate (Reuters: $165m / 33.7m shares), not a contractual figure. EGM resolution 13.03.2026. PAP Biznes↗ W ✓ verified
2025-07-22CONSIDEREDAgreement with financing institutions summarising CONSIDERED options for the target financing structure: conversion of debt into equity, EXCHANGE OF DEBT FOR PARTICIPATORY BONDS (obligacje partycypacyjne), balloon repayment after 5 years; State Treasury recapitalisation of up to PLN 1.6bn considered. Bonds NOT issued — considered. pb.pl (operator-provided) · Bankier/PAP syndications↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€3.11bn
2–5bps
€622k–2m
Financing
credit
€1.92bn
150–300bps
€29m–58m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€1.49bn
10–25bps
€1m–4m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€118m
50–150bps
€590k–2m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€67m
80–150bps
€536k–1m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €32m–66m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€28.8m–57.5m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~20% of book pool 8 banks evidenced →88%drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — €1,916,999k
drawn bank debt + leasing (facility roll-up) €1,916,999k × 150–300 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€622k–1.6m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #11 of 13 · ~1% of book pool2%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €3,108,372k
consolidated revenue €3,108,372k × 2–5 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€536k–1.0m · blended in group pool C #5 of 13 · ~3% of book pool2%guarantees & other contingent liabilities outstanding — €67,010k
guarantees outstanding €67,010k × 80–150 bps, PLN@4.2267 derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€1.5m–3.7m · blended in group pool C #7 of 13 · ~2% of book pool5%FX-exposed turnover (foreign revenue — 47.9% of sales; EUR-priced gas/raw-material imports add further flow) — €1,489,322k
FX-exposed turnover €1,489,322k × 10–25 bps, PLN@4.2267 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€590k–1.8m · blended in group pool C #11 of 13 · ~1% of book pool2%cash & equivalents balances — €118,052k
cash & equivalents €118,052k × 50–150 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)event signal: Term sheet on debt restructuring signed with 11 financing institutions — incl. ERSTE BANK (signed, 2026-06-01)
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.6–1.6m /yr€3,108m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.6–1.8m /yr€118m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€1.5–3.7m /yr€1,489m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 5.83%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€28.8–57.5m /yr€1,917m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€0.5–1.0m /yr€67m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €3.1bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025) · VAT White List as at 09.07.2026

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bank Lending 20 · 24 scans
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (20)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
revolving credit facility (RCF)syndicatePLN 1 100 201kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
revolving credit facility (RCF)syndicatePLN 351 607kEURfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
term loansyndicatePLN 948 232kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
overdraft / current account creditPKO BPPLN 788 557kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
overdraft / current account creditPKO BPPLN 30 559kEURfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
term loanEIBPLN 115 353kEURfixedmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
term loanEIBPLN 422 252kEURfixedmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)reclassified-to-short-term, restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPLN 3 364kEURfixedmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPLN 11 408kBRLfixedmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPLN 5 474kBRLfixedmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPLN 1 530kEURfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPLN 2 104kEURfloatingmaturity bucket 2-5y S
loanPLN 1 489 884kEURfloatingmaturity bucket >5yreclassified-to-short-term S
loanPLN 1 531 546kUSDfloatingmaturity bucket >5yreclassified-to-short-term S
loanPLN 39 381kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket 2-5y S
loanPLN 15 989kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket 2-5y S
loanPLN 314 184kUSDfloatingmaturity bucket >5yreclassified-to-short-term S
loanPLN 355 391kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket >5yreclassified-to-short-term S
loanPLN 99 962kUSDfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
loanPKO BPPLN 10kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
② Data captured
financier 8/20 · interest rate 20/20 · maturity 20/20 · currency 20/20 · risk flags 17/20
③ Sources
ESEF XHTML FY2025 — loan note table · page scans: S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S
Development & Supranational 3 · 5 scans
EIB, EBRD, BGK and multilateral lenders
① Financings mapped (3)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
term loanEBRDPLN 34 672kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
term loanEBRDPLN 339 121kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)reclassified-to-short-term, restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
overdraft / current account creditBGKPLN 93 205kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027)restructuring/refinancing under multi-bank standstill — standstill to 30.09.2026 (conditional), grace to 30.06.2027, repayment to end-2030 (term sheet 01.06.2026, ESPI 49/2026 / 59/2026); B18 per B14 #12 — replaces the 31.12.2026 year-end-bucket artifact with the disclosed dates S
② Data captured
financier 3/3 · interest rate 3/3 · maturity 3/3 · currency 3/3 · risk flags 3/3
③ Sources
ESEF XHTML FY2025 — loan note table · page scans: S S S S S
Leasing 1 · 1 scan
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
sale-and-leasebackPKO BPPLN 8 594kPLNfloatingmaturity bucket 2-5y S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
ESEF XHTML FY2025 — loan note table · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
PKO Bank Polski Wproduct_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-04; product_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-05
overdraft / current account credit — PLN 788 557k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
overdraft / current account credit — PLN 30 559k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
sale-and-leaseback — PLN 8 594k · floating · matures maturity bucket 2-5y S
loan — PLN 10k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
Financing €8.1m–15.1m deal W split assumed
EIB Wproduct_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-07; product_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-09
term loan — PLN 115 353k · fixed · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
term loan — PLN 422 252k · fixed · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
Financing €4.5m–8.4m deal W split assumed
EBRD Wproduct_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-08; product_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-10
term loan — PLN 34 672k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
term loan — PLN 339 121k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
Financing €3.5m–6.6m deal W split assumed
ING Bank Śląski Wledger:deal-hist-fac-01 (split assumed); ledger:deal-hist-fac-02 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €3.2m–5.9m deal W split assumed
Bank Pekao Wledger:deal-hist-fac-01 (split assumed); ledger:deal-hist-fac-02 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €3.2m–5.9m deal W split assumed
Erste W
Santander Bank Polska → Erste
ledger:deal-hist-fac-01 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €1.3m–2.4m deal W split assumed
BNP Paribas Bank Polska Wledger:deal-hist-fac-01 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €1.3m–2.4m deal W split assumed
BGK Wproduct_santander_erste_cib_poland:grupa_azoty:esef-fac-20
overdraft / current account credit — PLN 93 205k · floating · matures maturity bucket <=1y — standstill to 30.09.2026; restructured repayment to end-2030 (grace 30.06.2027) S
Financing €560k–1.0m deal W
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Statutory-basis read. A recovery run-rate (e.g. a positive latest interim EBITDA) may re-open capacity — parse and cite it first. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €925.3m–1,130.9msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
31.12.2026revolving credit facility (RCF) PLN 1 100 201k — syndicate S timeline ↓€260,298k
31.12.2026revolving credit facility (RCF) PLN 351 607k — syndicate timeline ↓€83,187k
31.12.2026term loan PLN 948 232k — syndicate S timeline ↓€224,343k
31.12.2026overdraft / current account credit PLN 788 557k — PKO BP S timeline ↓€186,566k
31.12.2026overdraft / current account credit PLN 30 559k — PKO BP timeline ↓€7,230k
31.12.2026term loan PLN 115 353k — EIB timeline ↓€27,292k
31.12.2026term loan PLN 34 672k — EBRD timeline ↓€8,203k
31.12.2026term loan PLN 422 252k — EIB timeline ↓€99,901k
+ 8 more facilities in window (full list in the record)
VAT White List — declared bank accounts (presence only)
Banks the group has declared as holding its bank accounts (VAT White List) — presence only: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
VAT White List as at 09.07.2026
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
mBank W
account may be technical / legacy
VAT-WL account
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
📆 Buying-window timeline — 24 upcoming · 5 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY13.07.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest refi window (30.09.2026) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
30.09.2026in 79d
refi revolving credit facility (RCF) · PLN 1 100 201k
facility maturity · ESEF XHTML FY2025 — loan note table↗ S · by-Bank row → ◀ call-by window
30.09.2026in 79d
refi revolving credit facility (RCF) · PLN 351 607k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi term loan · PLN 948 232k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi overdraft / current account credit · PLN 788 557k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi overdraft / current account credit · PLN 30 559k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi term loan · PLN 115 353k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi term loan · PLN 34 672k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi term loan · PLN 422 252k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi term loan · PLN 339 121k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 3 364k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 11 408k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 5 474k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 1 530k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi overdraft / current account credit · PLN 93 205k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 99 962k
30.09.2026in 79d
refi loan · PLN 10k
31.12.2030in 1,632d
maturity sale-and-leaseback · PLN 8 594k
31.12.2030in 1,632d
maturity loan · PLN 2 104k
31.12.2030in 1,632d
maturity loan · PLN 39 381k
31.12.2030in 1,632d
maturity loan · PLN 15 989k
31.12.2033in 2,728d
maturity loan · PLN 1 489 884k
31.12.2033in 2,728d
maturity loan · PLN 1 531 546k
31.12.2033in 2,728d
maturity loan · PLN 314 184k
31.12.2033in 2,728d
maturity loan · PLN 355 391k
Recent events (context — already passed)
11.07.20262d ago
M&A ORLEN financing offer to Grupa Azoty Polyolefins (GAP) — a PLN 1.022bn total non-binding offer (15.10.2025), the 'main source of financing for execution of GAP's arrangement' tied to ORLEN acquiring 100% of GAP and a court arrangement restructuring GAP's liabilities (accelerated liabilities ~PLN 3.952bn); earn-out clauses for financing institutions / selected shareholders; the offer total was subsequently updated under the 01.04.2026 preliminary share-purchase agreement. Press headline rounds it to 'PLN 1.2bn from ORLEN … for debt repayment'. STATUS: agreed/intended within the arrangement (NOT a disbursed, unconditional group rescue).
30.06.202613d ago
other Standstill agreements with financing institutions extended — extendable to 30.09.2026 subject to conditions (a conditional ceiling, not a guaranteed date; ESPI 59/2026 parent / 48/2026 Police).
event · extended · parkiet.com / ESPI↗ W
01.06.202642d ago
refi Term sheet on debt restructuring signed with 11 financing institutions — incl. ERSTE BANK POLSKI and ERSTE FACTORING (named creditors), PKO BP, BGK, ING, CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING/Pekao Factoring, EIB, EBRD. Repayment extended to end-2030; grace on principal to 30.06.2027; 25% amortised by 2030, remaining 75% subject to a refinancing assessment by 30.06.2029; cash sweep; security on selected assets.
13.03.2026122d ago
issuance Share issuance directed to the State Treasury — contractual floor NOT LESS THAN PLN 500m by 31.07.2026 (term-sheet condition, Current Report 18/2026 + 49/2026); ~PLN 600m is the company/press central estimate (Reuters: $165m / 33.7m shares), not a contractual figure. EGM resolution 13.03.2026.
event · planned · PAP Biznes↗ W
22.07.2025356d ago
maturity Agreement with financing institutions summarising CONSIDERED options for the target financing structure: conversion of debt into equity, EXCHANGE OF DEBT FOR PARTICIPATORY BONDS (obligacje partycypacyjne), balloon repayment after 5 years; State Treasury recapitalisation of up to PLN 1.6bn considered. Bonds NOT issued — considered.
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€1.92bn Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€28.8m–57.5m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€622k–1.6m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€590k–1.8m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€1.5m–3.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€67m Sawaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€536k–1.0m /yr Sawaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €1,917.0m (drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds)); trade_finance_wc: €67.0m (guarantees & other contingent liabilities outstanding)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €1,917.0m + €67.0m = €1,984.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA -4,156,456 − net debt 8,141,655 = -12,469,368 − 8,141,655 = 0 PLN k ← BINDING (tightest) · binding capacity converted: 0 PLN k ÷ 4.2267 (PLN/EUR) ≈ €0k · maximum deliverable = replacement €1,984.0m + new money €0k = €1,984.0m
  • RESULT — €1,984.0m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.04.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenuePLN 13,138.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:Revenue S
EBITDAPLN -4,156.5mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026EBITDA INCL. impairments = operating result (incl. PLN 4,485.7m impairment charge) −5,259.9m + D&A 1,103.5m = −4,156.5m — the operating result is impairment-laden in FY2025; the covenant-relevant clean EBITDA (excl. impairments) is +329.2m (see ebitda_clean). B18 relabel per B14 #12 ⟦esef:ifrs-full:ProfitLossFromOperatingActivities + AdjustmentsForDepreciationAndAmortisationExpense⟧ S
Net debtPLN 8,141.7mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026esef:computed:borrowings+leases-cash ⟦esef:borrowings notes (loan table p.78/82) − cash⟧ S S
Cash & equivalentsPLN 499.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:CashAndCashEquivalents S
Finance costs (interest proxy)PLN 969.9mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:FinanceCosts (proxy) S

Group boundary: Grupa Azoty S.A. (apex) — Grupa Azoty S.A. (PL). Full subsidiary list = Phase 4W.2 boundary resolver; facts are consolidated-scope. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • ESEF FY2025 consolidated FS (XHTML)
  • VAT White List
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2025 statutory basis (ESEF official XHTML; §7 reconciliation 0.00 diff). Named-lender upgrade 2026-07-09: EIB/EBRD/PKO BP leasing rows now lender-attributed. Statutory EBITDA negative (impairment year) → leverage capacity zero on this basis; Q1 2026 interim shows EBITDA PLN 317m — parse for a cited run-rate. Nearly all debt reclassified short-term. EVENT-SIGNAL SWEEP 2026-07-09 (fallback engine — primary search engine unavailable): 4 post-statement events attached; dcm/ecm upgraded to SIGNAL_ONLY (participatory-bonds option considered 2025-07-22; PLN 600m SP issuance planned by 31.07.2026); term sheet 01.06.2026 NAMES Erste Bank Polski + Erste Factoring as creditors — incumbent confirmed in writing. EVENT-LAYER VERIFICATION 2026-07-09: all 4 events corroborated (ESPI current reports = gold standard) — flags cleared. Correction: the 31.07.2026 issuance condition is a contractual FLOOR of not less than PLN 500m (CR 18/2026 + 49/2026); ~PLN 600m is the company/press estimate — exec_read adjusted. BANK-IDENTITY CONTINUITY (Rule 39 P2) independently confirmed in primary filings: the 30.01.2026 ESPI names Santander Bank Polska / Santander Factoring; the 06.2026 filings (ESPI 49/2026, 48/2026) show the same syndicate seats as Erste Bank Polska / Erste Factoring. Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/grupa_azoty/_verification_grupa_azoty.md ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: term sheet (ESPI 49/2026, 01.06.2026) naming Erste Bank Polski + Erste Factoring CONFIRMED verbatim; PLN 500m floor by 31.07.2026, standstill to 30.09.2026 CONFIRMED; still in restructuring. ANTI-CONFLATION: the syndicate has TWO distinct Santander entities — 'Erste Bank Polski' (the rebranded ex-Santander Bank Polska, KRS name change 24.04.2026, = Erste, 49% controlling stake) AND 'Banco Santander S.A., Oddział we Frankfurcie' (the Spanish parent's Frankfurt branch — NOT Erste, a genuinely separate creditor). Do NOT map all 'Santander' references to Erste. ADVERSARIAL WAVE-2 2026-07-09: (1) reverse-factoring is a DISTINCT balance-sheet line (~PLN 360-420m historically), with Erste Factoring / ING Faktoring / Pekao Faktoring named in the standstill perimeter — a separate, modest debt layer (NOT the ~PLN 2bn first hypothesised). (2) Grupa Azoty is UNRATED by S&P/Moody's/Fitch — any 'BB/BB-' seen is Azoty's OWN internal impairment-test assumption, never an agency rating; algorithmic scores (biznesradar) are not agency ratings. (3) EGM convened 09.07.2026 (today) to approve security/collateral over Azoty assets+shares for the financing institutions + Orlen — a condition precedent to the long-term restructuring agreement.

Source documents — Grupa Azoty
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ W
2026-04-29_grupaazoty-2025-12-31-1-pl.xbri
Consolidated FS FY2025 — PDF copy of the XHTML report (issuer, unofficial copy) (unofficial copy)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗ S
2026-04-29_28-04-2026-20grupa_azoty_skonsolidowane_sprawozdanie_finanso.pdf
Consolidated interim report Q1 2026 (PDF)31.03.202628.05.2026download↗ W
2026-05-28_grupa_azoty_skonsolidowany_raport_za_i_kwartal_2026.pdf
VAT White List — bank-account register (Ministry of Finance), queried 2026-07-0909.07.202609.07.2026download↗ W
ESPI 59/2026 (parent) / 48/2026 (Police) — standstill extension to 30.09.2026, conditional01.07.2026download↗ W
Puls Biznesu 01.07.2026 — independent second outlet on the standstill extension (unofficial copy)01.07.2026download↗ W
Grupa Azoty official EN press release — term sheet 01.06.2026, 11 institutions, deal terms02.06.2026download↗ W
bankier.pl — exact ESPI header 49/2026 (term sheet) 02.06.2026 (unofficial copy)02.06.2026download↗ W
Reuters 13.11.2025 — ~PLN 600m/$165m State Treasury share-issue plan (33.7m shares) (unofficial copy)13.11.2025download↗ W
rp.pl 13.03.2026 — EGM resolution + capital-increase authorization band (unofficial copy)13.03.2026download↗ W
Grupa Azoty Tarnów current-reports archive (EN) — CR 18/2026 (EGM), 49/2026 (term sheet), 59/2026 (standstill); the "not less than PLN 500m by 31.07.2026" condition textdownload↗ W
Parkiet 23.07.2025 — second outlet + named spokesperson for the considered-options event (unofficial copy)23.07.2025download↗ W
PAP Biznes EN wire 22.07.2025 — original report with explicit "no agreement yet reached" caveat (unofficial copy)22.07.2025download↗ W
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 3 VERIFIED via ESPI + 1 corrected (PLN 500m floor vs ~600m estimate); Santander→Erste continuity confirmed in filings (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_grupa_azoty.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A. · Poland)

group level · FY2025 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 19/19 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. Local terms: dług netto, dług netto/EBITDA, dźwignia finansowa.
Every visible number traces to a source — 19 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Śnieżka is a healthy mid-cap — FY2025 EBITDAC of PLN 144m against net debt of PLN 133m (~0.9x leverage, 8.9x interest cover, both green).

Erste has no observed presence — no accounts on the VAT White List and no facility evidence — so this is a clean greenfield: the estimated wallet of €0.6–1.1m/yr is whitespace, with BNP Paribas (the SLL lender), Pekao and PKO BP sitting pari passu on the Zawada plant mortgage.

The most actionable hook is cross-border: Śnieżka filed to register subsidiaries in Czechia and Slovakia in March 2026W (Poli-Farbe Czechia / Poli-Farbe Slovakia; register entry pending confirmation) — both Erste home markets — creating immediate local accounts, cash-management and CZK-flow needs. Management has also declared 'room to finance further acquisitions' at current leverageC, a live but unfunded consultative acquisition-finance angle.

CovenantC check: no covenant is stressed — leverage 0.92× and coverage 8.9× are deep in green — but the TIGHTEST basis is capex-adjusted leverage (1.07× vs the 2.5× green ceiling): additional-debt headroom ≈PLN 178m on that basis (vs ≈PLN 299m on headline leverage), still comfortably covenant-unconstrained for the consultative acquisition-finance angle.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€33m replacement + €42m new money
= €75m max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€600k–1.3m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€495k–990k /yr · ~80% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 6 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026 · Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML; no issuer PDF copy published)↗ · all documents · Poland: no uniform market norm — leverage covenants are heavily contract-defined; net debt = interest-bearing debt (loans, bonds, leasing) − cash, with IFRS-16 leases often (but not reliably) excluded; factoring/reverse-factoring case-by-case. Local terms: dług netto, dług netto/EBITDA, dźwignia finansowa. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
0.92×
leverage · industrial green ≤3.0×
Interest coverage
8.86×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
31%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
1.07×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
FCCR
7.67×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
83%
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€183m
consolidated revenue, latest FS · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
EBITDA
€34m
latest FS (verifier-PASS) · PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Net profit
€17m
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Free cash flow
€31m
PLN @ 4.2267 (record FX)
Binding covenant: net debt/(EBITDA−capex) → additional-debt headroom ≈178,437 PLN k to the green ceiling
Full financial statements — FY2025soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements sniezka-fy2025-esef (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
iXBRL walk of the ESEF-tagged primary statements (deterministic, no OCR)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€183m
consolidated revenue · FY2025
EBITDA S
€34m
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
18.6%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€17m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
0.92×
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
59.5%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
8.86×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€31m
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Grupa Śnieżka delivered a stable FY2025: revenue of PLN 772,506k (FY2024: PLN 798,440k) and net profit of PLN 73,887k (FY2024: PLN 72,091k), with EBITDA of PLN 143,727k. S C
  • The balance sheet is comfortable: net debt of PLN 132,523k is 0.92× EBITDA, interest cover is 8.86× and gearing is 31%. C
  • Cash generation is healthy, with free cash flow of PLN 133,099k. S
  • Management has signalled headroom to fund further acquisitions — noting net debt/EBITDA down to 0.9× from 1.4× as an optimal level — though no active M&A talks are under way. W
  • The group paid a PLN 5.15/share dividend (PLN 64.98m, a 91% payout) in June 2026 and is opening owned subsidiaries in Czechia and Slovakia. W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page/tag-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Zysk na działalności operacyjnej (EN: operating profit)PLN 105,360 thousand (= PLN 105.4m)iXBRL ifrs-full:ProfitLossFromOperatingActivities, FY2025 (prior 105,232) — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Amortyzacja rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, aktywów niematerialnych i nieruchomości inwestycyjnych (EN: D&A)PLN 38,367 thousand (= PLN 38.4m)iXBRL cash-flow adjustment line — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Kapitał własny ogółem (EN: total equity)PLN 425,036 thousand (= PLN 425.0m)iXBRL ifrs-full:Equity, 31.12.2025 — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
SUMA AKTYWÓW (EN: total assets)PLN 714,827 thousand (= PLN 714.8m)iXBRL ifrs-full:Assets, 31.12.2025 — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Środki pieniężne netto z działalności operacyjnej (EN: operating cash flow)PLN 152,442 thousand (= PLN 152.4m)iXBRL cash-flow statement — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Wydatki na nabycie rzeczowych aktywów trwałych i aktywów niematerialnych (EN: purchases of PP&E + intangibles — the CASH capex line)PLN 19,343 thousand (= PLN 19.3m)iXBRL purchase line (prior 37,025) — audited consolidated ESEF FY2025 (official iXBRL) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€183mS
EBITDA€34mS
EBITDA Margin18.6%S
Net Profit€17mS
Net Debt/EBITDA0.92× within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio59.5%S
Interest Coverage8.86× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€31mS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA0.92× within covenant bandC
Interest coverage8.86× within covenant bandC
Gearing31% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)1.07× within covenant bandC
FCCR7.67× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debt83% within covenant bandC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin18.6%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin9.6%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue2.5%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.50×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT1.45×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexPLN k 133,099.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
20252024
Przychody ze sprzedaży (EN: sales revenue)772,506798,440
Koszt własny sprzedaży378,080404,678
Zysk brutto ze sprzedaży394,426393,762
Pozostałe przychody operacyjne4,7252,290
Koszty sprzedaży157,982160,505
Koszty ogólnego zarządu131,614125,997
Pozostałe koszty operacyjne4,1954,318
Zysk na działalności operacyjnej105,360105,232
Przychody finansowe2,1504,272
Koszty finansowe16,21422,412
Udział w zysku jednostki stowarzyszonej-104250
Zysk brutto91,19287,342
Podatek dochodowy17,30515,251
Zysk netto z działalności kontynuowanej73,88772,091
Zysk netto za okres73,88772,091
Pozycje podlegające przeklasyfikowaniu do zysku/(straty) w kolejnych okresach sprawozdawczych, netto:-3,411-8,245
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia jednostek zagranicznych-3,411-8,245
Zabezpieczenie przepływów pieniężnych
Zabezpieczenie inwestycji netto w jednostce zagranicznej
Pozycje niepodlegające przeklasyfikowaniu do zysku/(straty) w kolejnych okresach sprawozdawczych, netto:138682
Zmiana wartości godziwej instrumentów kapitałowych wycenianych wg wartości godziwej przez inne całkowite dochody-126420
Zyski (straty) aktuarialne po uwzględnieniu odroczonego podatku dochodowego264262
Inne całkowite dochody netto-3,273-7,563
CAŁKOWITY DOCHÓD ZA OKRES70,61464,528
Zysk przypadający:73,88772,091
Akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej71,37469,351
Akcjonariuszom niekontrolującym2,5132,740
Całkowity dochód przypadający:70,61464,528
Akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej68,84462,871
Akcjonariuszom niekontrolującym1,7701,657
– podstawowy z zysku za okres przypadającego akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej5.75.5
– podstawowy z zysku z działalności kontynuowanej za okres przypadającego akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej5.75.5
– rozwodniony z zysku za okres przypadającego akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej5.75.5
– rozwodniony z zysku z działalności kontynuowanej za okres przypadającego akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej5.75.5
Dywidendy ujęte jako wypłaty na rzecz właścicieli na jedną akcję33.2
Dywidendy zaproponowane lub uchwalone do dnia zatwierdzenia sprawozdań finansowych do publikacji, ale nieujęte jako przekazane posiadaczom akcji, na jedną akcję00
Dywidendy zaproponowane lub uchwalone do dnia zatwierdzenia sprawozdania finansowego do publikacji, ale nieujęte jako przekazane posiadaczom akcji00
Balance sheet
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Aktywa trwałe533,251549,190
Rzeczowe aktywa trwałe474,072484,093
Wartość firmy3,9313,733
Aktywa niematerialne49,69956,189
Inwestycje w jednostkach stowarzyszonych wycenianych metodą praw własności1,5671,921
Pozostałe aktywa finansowe1,3911,591
Należności długoterminowe z tytułu leasingu i pozostałe1,08484
Aktywa z tytułu podatku odroczonego1,5071,579
Aktywa obrotowe181,576236,107
Aktywa obrotowe bez aktywów trwałych przeznaczonych do sprzedaży181,576235,273
Zapasy89,502100,345
Należności z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałe należności70,22265,463
Należności z tytułu podatku dochodowego4,66113,842
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty (EN: cash and cash equivalents)17,19155,623
Aktywa trwałe przeznaczone do sprzedaży834
SUMA AKTYWÓW (EN: total)714,827785,297
Kapitał własny (przypadający akcjonariuszom jednostki dominującej)406,934373,231
Kapitał podstawowy12,61812,618
Opcja na zakup udziałów w posiadaniu mniejszości-28,464-31,119
Pozostałe kapitały rezerwowe-73,654-70,860
Zyski zatrzymane496,434462,592
Kapitały akcjonariuszy niekontrolujących18,10221,759
Kapitał własny ogółem425,036394,990
Zobowiązania długoterminowe157,007210,520
Oprocentowane kredyty i pożyczki129,204188,567
Rezerwy, w tym:7,0526,163
- Rezerwy na świadczenia pracownicze6,8565,888
- Pozostałe rezerwy196275
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu9,0854,299
Rezerwa z tytułu odroczonego podatku dochodowego11,66611,491
Zobowiązania krótkoterminowe132,784179,787
Zobowiązania krótkoterminowe bez dotyczących aktywów przeznaczonych do sprzedaży132,784179,787
Zobowiązania z tytułu dostaw i usług oraz pozostałe zobowiązania82,75874,888
Bieżąca część oprocentowanych kredytów i pożyczek10,27968,924
Zobowiązania z tytułu leasingu1,146646
Zobowiązanie z tytułu opcji na zakup udziałów w posiadaniu mniejszości28,04630,700
Zobowiązania z tytułu podatku dochodowego5,150
Rezerwy, w tym:5,4054,629
- Rezerwy na świadczenia pracownicze5,3254,513
- Pozostałe rezerwy80116
Zobowiązania razem (EN: total)289,791390,307
SUMA PASYWÓW (EN: total)714,827785,297
Cash flow
as printed: PLNk  ·  S
FY2025FY2024
Zysk przed opodatkowaniem91,19287,342
Korekty:64,63547,510
Amortyzacja rzeczowych aktywów trwałych, aktywów niematerialnych i nieruchomości inwestycyjnych38,36737,604
Zysk (strata) na działalności inwestycyjnej-95987
Różnice kursowe2253
Udział w zyskach jednostek stowarzyszonych-104-250
Koszty z tytułu odsetek11,90220,230
Pozostałe korekty-178-230
Zmiana stanu zapasów10,40413,760
Zmiana stanu należności-6,9956,650
Zmiana stanu zobowiązań9,298-29,639
Zmiana stanu rezerw2,467-705
Środki pieniężne wygenerowane w toku działalności operacyjnej155,827134,852
Zapłacony podatek dochodowy-3,385-16,381
Środki pieniężne netto z działalności operacyjnej152,442118,471
Wydatki na nabycie rzeczowych aktywów trwałych i aktywów niematerialnych-19,343-37,025
Wpływy ze sprzedaży rzeczowych aktywów trwałych i aktywów niematerialnych5,0031,795
Wydatki na nabycie jednostek zależnych-73
Otrzymane odsetki1,624
Otrzymane dywidendy38
Środki pieniężne netto wykorzystane w działalności inwestycyjnej-12,789-35,192
Wpływy z tytułu zaciągnięcia kredytów i pożyczek56,94264,187
Spłaty kredytów i pożyczek-175,064-84,716
Spłata zobowiązań z tytułu leasingu finansowego-2,420-2,270
Odsetki-13,955-21,113
Dywidendy-42,605-45,437
Środki pieniężne netto z działalności finansowej-177,102-89,349
Zwiększenie (zmniejszenie) netto stanu środków pieniężnych i ekwiwalentów środków pieniężnych przed różnicami kursowymi-37,449-6,070
Różnice kursowe z przeliczenia jednostek zagranicznych-983-3,972
Zwiększenie (zmniejszenie) netto stanu środków pieniężnych i ekwiwalentów środków pieniężnych-38,432-10,042
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na początek okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)55,62365,665
Środki pieniężne i ich ekwiwalenty na koniec okresu (EN: cash and cash equivalents)17,19155,623
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: PLNk
EBITDA = EBIT (operating result) + D&A add-back (cash-flow statement)
EBIT (operating result)105,360
Depreciation & amortisation (add-back)38,367
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-06-08COMPLETEDDividend PLN 5.15/share (PLN 64.98m, 91% payout) PAID 08.06.2026 (record date 02.06; AGM approval 21.05, ESPI 19/2026). Dividend policy REAFFIRMED: at least 50% of consolidated net profit in coming years (ESPI 3/2026 — a reactivation/firming of the 2022 framework, ESPI 5/2022, not a brand-new policy) — a standing liquidity outflow to plan around. ESPI 16/2026 · PAP Biznes↗ W ✓ verified
2026-04-15CONSIDEREDManagement: 'room to finance further acquisitions' — net debt/EBITDA down to 0.9x (from 1.4x), called an optimal level providing growth potential; NO active M&A talks. Acquisition-finance capacity declared, unfunded. PAP Biznes↗ W ✓ verified
2026-03-02SIGNEDOrganic expansion into Czechia and Slovakia — registration applications SUBMITTED 02.03.2026 for Poli-Farbe Czechia s.r.o. (Prague) and Poli-Farbe Slovakia s.r.o. (Bratislava), 100% owned (board resolution 16.12.2025; ESPI 2/2026). Actual register entry ~04.2026 per a secondary source, unconfirmed. No significant revenue impact this year. New local banking needs (accounts, cash management) in two Erste home markets. PAP Biznes / Strefa Inwestorów (15.04.2026)↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€183m
2–5bps
€37k–91k
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€49m
10–25bps
€49k–122k
Financing
credit
€33m
150–300bps
€495k–990k
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€4m
50–150bps
€20k–61k
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €600k–1m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€495k–990k · blended in group pool C #11 of 13 · ~0% of book pool 6 banks evidenced →80%drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — €33,000k
drawn bank debt + leasing (facility roll-up) €33,000k × 150–300 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€37k–91k · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #13 of 13 · ~0% of book pool7%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €182,768k
consolidated revenue €182,768k × 2–5 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesthe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradethe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financethe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financethe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
Financial Markets (FM)FX€49k–122k · blended in group pool C #12 of 13 · ~0% of book pool9%FX-exposed turnover (non-PLN segments: Hungary + Ukraine + Other) — €48,648k
FX-exposed turnover €48,648k × 10–25 bps, PLN@4.2267 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€20k–61k · blended in group pool C #13 of 13 · ~0% of book pool4%cash & equivalents balances — €4,067k
cash & equivalents €4,067k × 50–150 bps, EUR@4.2267 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)no bonds outstanding (amortised issuance fees) disclosed in the consolidated accounts
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringthe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancethe Group explicitly discloses NO guarantees or sureties granted (note 3.22 'Zobowiązania warunkowe' (EN: contingent liabilities): 'Grupa nie posiada gwarancji ani poręczeń' (EN: the Group holds no guarantees or sureties), FY2025+FY2024) — an evidenced zero, not a data gap
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.0–0.1m /yr€183m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.0–0.1m /yr€4m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€0.0–0.1m /yr€49m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 5.83%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€0.5–1.0m /yr€33m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €0.2bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026 · EUR k @ 4.2267 (NBP mid (api.nbp.pl, table A), 31.12.2025) · VAT White List as at 09.07.2026

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bank Lending 5
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (5)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
term loan / investment creditPLN 28 470kPLNrepayment 01.12.2030 W
term loan / investment creditPLN 27 262kPLNrepayment 01.12.2030 W
term loan / investment creditPLN 60 215kPLNrepayment 02.12.2031 W
term loan / investment creditPLN 7 848kHUFrepayment 07.05.2026 W
term loan / investment credit (sustainability-linked loan)BNP Paribas Bank PolskaPLN 10 945kHUFrepayment 10.06.2027lender attributed from Śnieżka Group SLL announcement (press), not the FS loan table which omits lender names; other Śnieżka facilities remain lender-undisclosed in the FS W
② Data captured
financier 1/5 · interest rate 0/5 · maturity 5/5 · currency 5/5 · risk flags 1/5
③ Sources
ESEF XHTML FY2025 — debt-state note table (profile B), ESEF XHTML FY2025 — debt-state note table (profile B); lender from Śnieżka Group SLL announcement · S
Leasing 1
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
sale-and-leasebackPLN 4 743kPLNrepayment 31.07.2027 W
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
ESEF XHTML FY2025 — debt-state note table (profile B) · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
BNP Paribas Bank Polska Wledger:deal-snz-01 (split assumed); ledger:deal-snz-04-hist
term loan / investment credit (sustainability-linked loan) — PLN 10 945k · matures repayment 10.06.2027 W
Financing €270k–502k deal W split assumed
Bank Pekao Wledger:deal-snz-01 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €66k–122k deal W split assumed
PKO Bank Polski Wledger:deal-snz-01 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €66k–122k deal W split assumed
CIB Bank (Hungary) Wledger:deal-snz-02 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €16k–30k deal W split assumed
Raiffeisen Bank Zrt Wledger:deal-snz-02 (split assumed)
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €16k–30k deal W split assumed
ING Leasing Wledger:deal-snz-03
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Financing €8k–15k deal W
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Borrower-side capacity; the bank's internal limits and risk appetite may bind first. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €5.0m–6.1msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
07.05.2026term loan / investment credit PLN 7 848k — n/a timeline ↓€1,857k
10.06.2027term loan / investment credit PLN 10 945k — n/a timeline ↓€2,589k
31.07.2027sale-and-leaseback PLN 4 743k — n/a timeline ↓€1,122k
VAT White List — declared bank accounts (presence only)
Banks the group has declared as holding its bank accounts (VAT White List) — presence only: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
VAT White List as at 09.07.2026
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
ING Bank Śląski W
account may be technical / legacy
VAT-WL account
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Cash Management / Daily Banking
📆 Buying-window timeline — 5 upcoming · 4 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY10.12.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (10.06.2027) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
10.06.2027in 332d
maturity term loan / investment credit (sustainability-linked loan) · PLN 10 945k
31.07.2027in 383d
maturity sale-and-leaseback · PLN 4 743k
01.12.2030in 1,602d
maturity term loan / investment credit · PLN 28 470k
01.12.2030in 1,602d
maturity term loan / investment credit · PLN 27 262k
02.12.2031in 1,968d
maturity term loan / investment credit · PLN 60 215k
Recent events (context — already passed)
08.06.202635d ago
rating Dividend PLN 5.15/share (PLN 64.98m, 91% payout) PAID 08.06.2026 (record date 02.06; AGM approval 21.05, ESPI 19/2026). Dividend policy REAFFIRMED: at least 50% of consolidated net profit in coming years (ESPI 3/2026 — a reactivation/firming of the 2022 framework, ESPI 5/2022, not a brand-new policy) — a standing liquidity outflow to plan around.
event · completed · ESPI 16/2026 · PAP Biznes↗ W
07.05.202667d ago
maturity term loan / investment credit · PLN 7 848k
15.04.202689d ago
M&A Management: 'room to finance further acquisitions' — net debt/EBITDA down to 0.9x (from 1.4x), called an optimal level providing growth potential; NO active M&A talks. Acquisition-finance capacity declared, unfunded.
event · considered · PAP Biznes↗ W
02.03.2026133d ago
other Organic expansion into Czechia and Slovakia — registration applications SUBMITTED 02.03.2026 for Poli-Farbe Czechia s.r.o. (Prague) and Poli-Farbe Slovakia s.r.o. (Bratislava), 100% owned (board resolution 16.12.2025; ESPI 2/2026). Actual register entry ~04.2026 per a secondary source, unconfirmed. No significant revenue impact this year. New local banking needs (accounts, cash management) in two Erste home markets.
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€33m awaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€495k–990k /yr awaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€37k–91k /yr awaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€20k–61k /yr awaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€49k–122k /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €33.0m (drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds))
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €33.0m = €33.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA 143,727 − net debt 132,523 = 431,181 − 132,523 = 298,658 PLN k · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 2.5× × (EBITDA 143,727 − capex 19,343) − net debt 132,523 = 2.5× × 124,384 − 132,523 = 310,960 − 132,523 = 178,437 PLN k ← BINDING (tightest) · binding capacity converted: 178,437 PLN k ÷ 4.2267 (PLN/EUR) ≈ €42.2m · maximum deliverable = replacement €33.0m + new money €42.2m = €75.2m
  • RESULT — €75.2m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 14.04.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenuePLN 772.5mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 14.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:Revenue S
EBITDAPLN 143.7mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 14.04.2026esef:computed:opProfit+D&A ⟦esef:ifrs-full:ProfitLossFromOperatingActivities + AdjustmentsForDepreciationAndAmortisationExpense⟧ S
Net debtPLN 132.5mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 14.04.2026esef:computed:borrowings+leases-cash ⟦esef:borrowings + lease liabilities − ifrs-full:CashAndCashEquivalents⟧ S
Cash & equivalentsPLN 17.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 14.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:CashAndCashEquivalents S
Finance costs (interest proxy)PLN 16.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 14.04.2026esef:ifrs-full:FinanceCosts (proxy) S

Group boundary: FFiL Śnieżka S.A. (apex) — FFiL Śnieżka S.A. (PL), Poli-Farbe Vegyipari Kft (HU) (HU). Cross-border footprint (PL/HU + UA ops); full subsidiary list = 4W.2 resolver. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • ESEF FY2025 consolidated FS (XHTML)
  • VAT White List
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2025 basis (ESEF official XHTML; §7 reconciliation 0.00). Healthy credit: EBITDA PLN 143.7m, net debt PLN 132.5m (~0.9x). GREENFIELD for Erste — incumbents Pekao/PKO BP/BNP pari passu + CIB/Raiffeisen in Hungary. Cross-border group (PL/HU/UA). Named-lender upgrade applied. EVENT SWEEP 2026-07-09: CZ/SK subsidiaries registered 03.2026 (Erste home markets — local banking whitespace); acquisition capacity declared 0.9x (unfunded); dividend policy ≥50%. DCM/financing sweeps: no events found (clean no-hit). EVENT-LAYER VERIFICATION 2026-07-09: all 3 events corroborated via ESPI/GPW current reports — flags cleared. Corrections: dividend status → PAID/completed (ESPI 3/2026 rec → ESPI 19/2026 AGM → paid 08.06.2026; policy is a firming of the 2022 framework); the CZ/SK expansion is registration FILINGS submitted 02.03.2026 (ESPI 2/2026), not completed registrations — exec_read adjusted. Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/sniezka/_verification_sniezka.md ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: dividend PLN 5.15 PAID 08.06.2026, 0.9x leverage (EBITDA PLN 143.7m, net debt PLN 133m), CZ/SK filings 02.03.2026 — ALL CONFIRMED. Nuance: the ≥50% dividend policy is a REAFFIRMATION of the 2022 framework (ESPI 5/2022), not brand-new; CZ/SK register-entry completion still unconfirmed (framed as pending).

Source documents — Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML; no issuer PDF copy published)31.12.202514.04.2026download↗ W
2026-04-24_20260414_175806_1116710752_ska-2025-12-31-1-pl.xbri
FY2024 FS note — historical financing observations (BNP SLL)31.12.202416.04.2025download↗ W
VAT White List — bank-account register (Ministry of Finance), queried 2026-07-0909.07.202609.07.2026download↗ W
ESPI 3/2026 (GPW) — board dividend recommendation 15.04.2026: PLN 5.15/share + "at least 50%" policy language15.04.2026download↗ W
ESPI 19/2026 (GPW) — AGM dividend resolution 21.05.202621.05.2026download↗ W
ESPI 2/2026 (GPW) — CZ/SK subsidiary registration filings 02.03.2026 (+ delayed inside information)02.03.2026download↗ W
Śnieżka press release 02.03.2026 — entity names, seats, 100% ownership (Poli-Farbe Czechia / Slovakia)02.03.2026download↗ W
Śnieżka press release 14.04.2026 — FY2025 results (net debt/EBITDA 0.9x vs 1.4x)14.04.2026download↗ W
Bankier.pl 15.04.2026 — CEO Mikrut: room to finance acquisitions, no active M&A talks (unofficial copy)15.04.2026download↗ W
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): dividend PAID (status fix), CZ/SK = filings not registrations, ESPI numbers pinned (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_sniezka.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Siemens Healthineers AG (Germany)

group level · FY2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025) + H1 FY2026 refresh · consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · scorecard as at 30.09.2025 · 286 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 32/32 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote.
Every visible number traces to a source — 32 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Siemens Healthineers is investment-grade and cash-generative — FY2025 revenue €23.4bn, EBITDAC €4.5bn, net debt/EBITDAaL 2.8x including pensions, with a stated investment-grade intention.

About 95% of its €14.5bn debt is intercompany funding from Siemens AG treasury; bank lending at group level is just €148m, so the bank wallet is structurally captive today. That captivity is now ending: Siemens AG announced in November 2025 it will deconsolidate Healthineers via a 30% spin-off, with the decision prepared for the Siemens AG AGM in February 2027W and the stake ultimately reduced to a financial asset.

As detachment progresses, the entire intercompany stack — term loans out to 2046W, the €2.5bn+€2.0bn parent RCFs, FX hedging and cash pooling — must be re-established in the bank and capital markets: the single largest wallet-unlock event in this portfolio. The bank that leads the inaugural standalone syndication or bond anchors the post-detachment relationship, so this is a call-now-to-position even ahead of the 2027W vote.

CovenantC check: leverage 2.69× sits within 0.31× of the 3.0× industrial green ceiling, gearing (66%) is already AMBER, and the CAPEX-ADJUSTED basis — net debt/(EBITDA−capex) at 3.30× vs the 2.5× green ceiling — shows NEGATIVE additional-debt capacity (≈−€2.9bn). Standard-covenant headroom for NEW debt is effectively exhausted. That constraint is the point: the opportunity is the ~€14bn intercompany refinancing at separation (replacing Siemens-AG funding like-for-like), not incremental leverage.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR — no conversion, 30.09.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€12.94bn replacement + €0k new money
= €12.94bn max deliverable
⚠ covenant capacity NEGATIVE — Net debt / (EBITDA − capex) reads 3.30× vs its green ceiling (capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×) — replacement/refinancing only (see covenant scorecard)
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€41.2m–99.7m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
€10.9m–32.6m /yr · ~31% of est. wallet MEDIUM (est.)
driver: cash & equivalents balances — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 3 🟢 · 2 🟠 · 1 🔴 · FS as at 30.09.2025 · ⚠ capacity covenant-capped
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025 · Annual Report FY2025 — IFRS consolidated (Note 15 Financial debt pp.159–161, Note 16 p.162)↗ · all documents · Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
2.69×
leverage · medtech (industrial) green ≤3.0×
Interest coverage
10.47×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
66%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
3.30×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
FCCR
8.55×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
28%
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€23.38bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€4.45bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€2.17bn
Free cash flow
€2.71bn
⚠ Binding covenant: net debt/(EBITDA−capex) → additional-debt capacity NEGATIVE — no headroom on this basis
Full financial statements — FY2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025) + H1 FY2026 refreshsoon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements shl-ar-fy2025 (fiscal period FY2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025)) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€23.38bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025) + H1 FY2026 refresh
EBITDA S
€4.45bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
19.0%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€2.17bn
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
2.69×
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
40.7%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
10.47×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€2.71bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Revenue rose to €23,375m in FY2025 (September year-end) from €22,363m, with gross profit up to €9,030m; EBITDA was €4,450m and net profit €2,168m. S C
  • Leverage is moderate at 2.69× net debt/EBITDA, well within the medtech band, with interest cover of 10.47×; the €11,985m of net debt is largely Siemens-AG intercompany (~€14.5bn gross). C
  • Capex intensity pushes the capex-adjusted read to 3.30× and gearing to 66%, both amber, on €818m of cash capex and €18.1bn of equity. C
  • Moody's assigned a first-time long-term rating of A3 (stable) in December 2025. W
  • The dominant corporate event is ownership: Siemens AG plans to deconsolidate Siemens Healthineers, spinning off ~30% of the shares (stake 67%→~37%), with a decision prepared for the February 2027 Siemens AG AGM. W W
  • Capital returns continue via a new buyback of up to €230m / 14m shares. W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Earnings before interest and taxesEUR m 3,154.0consolidated income statement B.1, p.138 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Amortization, depreciation and impairmentsEUR m 1,296.0cash-flow reconciliation B.4, p.141 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Total equityEUR m 18,091.0statement of financial position B.3, p.140 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Total assetsEUR m 44,370.0statement of financial position B.3, p.140 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Cash flows from operating activitiesEUR m 3,532.0cash-flow statement B.4, p.141 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Additions to intangible assets and property, plant and equipmentEUR m 818.0cash-flow statement B.4 investing section, p.141 (printed −818) — annual report FY2025 (IFRS, FYE 30.09.2025) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€23.38bnS
EBITDA€4.45bnS
EBITDA Margin19.0%S
Net Profit€2.17bnS
Net Debt/EBITDA2.69× within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio40.7%S
Interest Coverage10.47× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€2.71bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA2.69× within covenant bandC
Interest coverage10.47× within covenant bandC
Gearing66% elevatedC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)3.30× elevatedC
FCCR8.55× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debt28% breach-riskC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin19.0%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin9.3%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue3.5%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.63×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT1.12×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexEUR m 2,714.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
FY2025 (€m)FY2024 (€m)
Revenue23,375
Cost of sales-14,345
Gross profit9,030
Research and development expenses-1,958
Selling and general administrative expenses-3,887
Other operating income12
Other operating expenses-33
Income from investments accounted for using the equity method, net-10
Earnings before interest and taxes3,154
Interest income99
Interest expenses-425
Other financial income, net25
Income before income taxes2,853
Income tax expenses-686
Net income2,168
Non-controlling interests23
Shareholders of Siemens Healthineers AG2,144
Basic earnings per share1.9
Diluted earnings per share1.9
Amortization, depreciation and impairments1,296
Balance sheet
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
30 Sep 2025 (€m)30 Sep 2024 (€m)
Cash and cash equivalents2,175
Trade and other receivables4,681
Other current financial assets344
Current receivables from the Siemens Group9
Contract assets1,869
Inventories4,135
Current income tax assets126
Other current assets760
Total current assets14,098
Goodwill17,124
Other intangible assets6,505
Property, plant and equipment4,713
Investments accounted for using the equity method19
Other non-current financial assets956
Deferred tax assets410
Other non-current assets543
Total non-current assets30,272
Total assets44,370
Short-term financial debt and current maturities of long-term financial debt268
Trade payables2,296
Other current financial liabilities245
Current liabilities to the Siemens Group3,192
Contract liabilities3,641
Current provisions411
Current income tax liabilities675
Other current liabilities1,916
Total current liabilities12,644
Long-term financial debt487
Provisions for pensions and similar obligations488
Deferred tax liabilities1,150
Non-current provisions151
Other non-current financial liabilities22
Other non-current liabilities483
Non-current liabilities to the Siemens Group10,855
Total non-current liabilities13,635
Total liabilities26,279
Issued capital1,128
Capital reserve15,888
Retained earnings3,240
Other components of equity-1,676
Treasury shares-539
Total equity attributable to shareholders of Siemens Healthineers AG18,040
Non-controlling interests51
Total equity18,091
Total liabilities and equity44,370
Cash flow
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
FY2025 (€m)FY2024 (€m)
Net income2,168
Amortization, depreciation and impairments1,296
Income tax expenses686
Interest income/expenses, net326
Income/loss related to investing activities-30
Other non-cash income/expenses, net184
Contract assets-39
Inventories-76
Trade and other receivables-378
Receivables from and payables to the Siemens Group from operating activities7
Trade payables229
Contract liabilities164
Change in other assets and liabilities-175
Additions to equipment leased to others in operating leases-313
Income taxes paid-577
Interest received61
Cash flows from operating activities3,532
Additions to intangible assets and property, plant and equipment-818
Purchase of investments and financial assets for investment purposes-2
Acquisitions of businesses, net of cash acquired-216
Disposal of investments, intangible assets and property, plant and equipment128
Disposal of businesses, net of cash disposed3
Cash flows from investing activities-906
Purchase of treasury shares-301
Other transactions with owners-13
Repayment of long-term debt (including current maturities of long-term debt)-188
Change in short-term financial debt and other financing activities3
Interest paid-48
Dividends paid to shareholders of Siemens Healthineers AG-1,066
Dividends paid to non-controlling interests-13
Interest paid to the Siemens Group-401
Issuance of long-term debt61
Repayment of long-term debt (including current maturities of long-term debt)-5
Change in short-term financial debt and other financing activities-1,068
Cash flows from financing activities-3,038
Effect of changes in exchange rates on cash and cash equivalents-97
Change in cash and cash equivalents-508
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period2,683
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period2,175
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: EUR million
IFRS consolidated statements of income print no EBITDA subtotal. EBITDA = Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT, B.1 Consolidated statements of income p.138) + Amortization, depreciation and impairments (D&A is disclosed only inside the Consolidated statements of cash flows p.141, not as its own P&L line — pulled into the pnl statement via a scoped page_yband on p.141 so the reconciliation step can reference it).
Earnings before interest and taxes (EN: EBIT)
Amortization, depreciation and impairments (EN: D&A — from the cash flow statement, added back)
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 30.09.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-07-09INTENTIONSHL is LOOKING TO EXIT its US oncology (non-core) business — GA-Renova & CCA reported as competing bidders, deal size ~Rs 1,500 crore (~US$180m). B18 (B15 #5): INTENTION only — no binding agreement (WS-EVT — do NOT upgrade the verb). SINGLE-SOURCE (Indian trade press, The Economic Times / Times of India; not yet in German/US financial media — needs corroboration). Were it to proceed, a divestment/portfolio-optimization signal that could free capacity / fund debt paydown; carried at signal level only. The Economic Times / Times of India (single-source)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-05-21ISSUEDNew SHL buyback resolved — up to €230m / 14m shares, 01.06.2026–29.01.2027, executed by a commissioned credit institution on XETRA (prior program completed 10.11.2025: 7.52m shares, €350m). Mandate/execution fee business. SHL EQS capital-market information↗ W ✓ verified
2026-04-17PLANNEDSpin-off timeline CLARIFIED: decision prepared for the Siemens AG AGM in FEBRUARY 2027 (German Transformation Act); Siemens + SHL reviewing ALL key contractual relationships (the FY2024 Annual Report discloses the affected categories: Siemens AG treasury credit lines of €2.5bn + €2.0bn, group cash pooling, and parent guarantees — the press release itself names no categories). Siemens AG press release↗ W ✓ verified
2025-11-12PLANNEDSiemens AG resolved to DECONSOLIDATE Siemens Healthineers — spin off 30% of SHL shares to Siemens AG shareholders (stake 67%→~37%), medium-term treat the residual as a pure financial asset (Siemens states 'significant minority', no percentage; the sub-20% target circulating is analyst consensus, not a Siemens statement). Siemens AG ad-hoc (EQS) / Reuters↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€23.38bn
2–5bps
€5m–12m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€9.11bn
10–25bps
€9m–23m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€2.17bn
50–150bps
€11m–33m
Financing
credit
€832m
150–300bps
€12m–25m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€509m
80–150bps
€4m–8m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €41m–100m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR — no conversion, 30.09.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€12.5m–25.0m · blended in group pool C #6 of 13 · ~9% of book pool27%drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — €832,000k
drawn bank debt + leasing (facility roll-up) €832,000k × 150–300 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€4.7m–11.7m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #4 of 13 · ~10% of book pool12%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €23,375,000k
consolidated revenue €23,375,000k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€4.1m–7.6m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~23% of book pool8%guarantee credit lines + overdrafts currently secured by Siemens AG letters of support — €509,000k
secured guarantee lines €509,000k × 80–150 bps derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€9.1m–22.8m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~15% of book pool23%disclosed FX hedge notional (forwards + swaps designated as hedging instruments) — €9,112,000k
FX hedge notional €9,112,000k × 10–25 bps derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€10.9m–32.6m · blended in group pool C #4 of 13 · ~13% of book pool31%cash & equivalents balances — €2,175,000k
cash & equivalents €2,175,000k × 50–150 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)event signal: STRUCTURAL: Siemens AG announced the DECONSOLIDATION of Siemens Healthineers — spin-off of (planned, 2025-11)
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€4.7–11.7m /yr€23,375m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€10.9–32.6m /yr€2,175m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€9.1–22.8m /yr€9,112m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 5.83%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€12.5–25.0m /yr€832m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€4.1–7.6m /yr€509m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €23.4bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR — no conversion, 30.09.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bank Lending 1 · 1 scan
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
loans from banksEUR 148mEUR S
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 0/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HY FY2026 · page scans: S
Leasing 1
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
lease liabilities (IFRS 16)EUR 684mEUR W
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 0/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HY FY2026 · S
Intercompany / Parent Treasury 15 · 1 scan
cash-pool & intercompany loans from the group parent
① Financings mapped (15)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 1484mUSD1.38%FY2026 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 1438mUSD2.51%FY2027 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 1059mUSD1.87%FY2028 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 1482mUSD2.30%FY2031 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 1266mUSD3.03%FY2041 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 843mUSD3.44%FY2046 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 300mEUR3.70%FY2026 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 500mEUR2.96%FY2028 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 850mEUR3.58%FY2029 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 600mEUR3.20%FY2029 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 700mEUR3.59%FY2030 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 500mEUR3.21%FY2030 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 700mEUR3.80%FY2032 W
intercompany term loanSiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 750mEUR3.40%FY2032 W
multicurrency revolving credit facilitySiemens AG (parent treasury)EUR 900m drawnEURextended to 31.01.2028 W
② Data captured
financier 15/15 · interest rate 14/15 · maturity 15/15 · currency 15/15 · risk flags 0/15
③ Sources
AR FY2025 Note 15, HY FY2026 · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Siemens AG (parent treasury)
financier class: parent treasury — intercompany funding
n/a
not bank wallet
debt stock €13,372.0mdeal_evidencecaptive funding — addressable only on a structural change (parent stake reduction / detachment)
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Borrower-side capacity; the bank's internal limits and risk appetite may bind first. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €3,709.8m–4,534.2msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 30.09.2025)Amount
30.09.2026intercompany term loan EUR 1484m — Siemens AG (parent treasury) S timeline ↓€1,484,000k
30.09.2026intercompany term loan EUR 300m — Siemens AG (parent treasury) S timeline ↓€300,000k
30.09.2027intercompany term loan EUR 1438m — Siemens AG (parent treasury) timeline ↓€1,438,000k
31.01.2028multicurrency revolving credit facility EUR 900m — Siemens AG (parent treasury) S timeline ↓€900,000k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 15 upcoming · 4 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY13.07.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (30.09.2026) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
30.09.2026in 79d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 1484m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row → ◀ call-by window
30.09.2026in 79d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 300m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2027in 444d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 1438m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
31.01.2028in 567d
maturity multicurrency revolving credit facility · EUR 900m drawn
facility maturity · HY FY2026↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2028in 810d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 1059m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2028in 810d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 500m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2029in 1,175d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 850m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2029in 1,175d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 600m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2030in 1,540d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 700m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2030in 1,540d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 500m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2031in 1,905d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 1482m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2032in 2,271d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 700m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2032in 2,271d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 750m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2041in 5,558d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 1266m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
30.09.2046in 7,384d
maturity intercompany term loan · EUR 843m
facility maturity · AR FY2025 Note 15↗ W · by-Bank row →
Recent events (context — already passed)
09.07.20264d ago
rating SHL is LOOKING TO EXIT its US oncology (non-core) business — GA-Renova & CCA reported as competing bidders, deal size ~Rs 1,500 crore (~US$180m). B18 (B15 #5): INTENTION only — no binding agreement (WS-EVT — do NOT upgrade the verb). SINGLE-SOURCE (Indian trade press, The Economic Times / Times of India; not yet in German/US financial media — needs corroboration). Were it to proceed, a divestment/portfolio-optimization signal that could free capacity / fund debt paydown; carried at signal level only.
21.05.202653d ago
other New SHL buyback resolved — up to €230m / 14m shares, 01.06.2026–29.01.2027, executed by a commissioned credit institution on XETRA (prior program completed 10.11.2025: 7.52m shares, €350m). Mandate/execution fee business.
17.04.202687d ago
issuance Spin-off timeline CLARIFIED: decision prepared for the Siemens AG AGM in FEBRUARY 2027 (German Transformation Act); Siemens + SHL reviewing ALL key contractual relationships (the FY2024 Annual Report discloses the affected categories: Siemens AG treasury credit lines of €2.5bn + €2.0bn, group cash pooling, and parent guarantees — the press release itself names no categories).
event · planned · Siemens AG press release↗ W
12.11.2025243d ago
M&A Siemens AG resolved to DECONSOLIDATE Siemens Healthineers — spin off 30% of SHL shares to Siemens AG shareholders (stake 67%→~37%), medium-term treat the residual as a pure financial asset (Siemens states 'significant minority', no percentage; the sub-20% target circulating is analyst consensus, not a Siemens statement).
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€832m S Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€12.5m–25.0m /yr S Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€4.7m–11.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€10.9m–32.6m /yr awaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€9.1m–22.8m /yr awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€509m awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€4.1m–7.6m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €11,600.0m (Siemens-AG intercompany loan stock — THE separation refinancing: US$7,900m USD loans (fixe); financing: €832.0m (drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds)); trade_finance_wc: €509.0m (guarantee credit lines + overdrafts currently secured by Siemens AG letters of support)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €11,600.0m + €832.0m + €509.0m = €12,941.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA 4,450 − net debt 11,985 = 13,350 − 11,985 = 1,365 EUR m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 2.5× × (EBITDA 4,450 − capex 818) − net debt 11,985 = 2.5× × 3,632 − 11,985 = 9,080 − 11,985 = -2,905 EUR m ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €12,941.0m + new money €0k (capacity negative → floored at 0) = €12,941.0m
  • RESULT — €12,941.0m maximum deliverable credit volume (replacement/refinancing ONLY — no covenant headroom for new money)
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 30.09.2025 · published 19.11.2025 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 23,375.0mas at 30.09.2025 · publ. 19.11.2025AR FY2025 p.138 (B.1) S
EBITDAEUR 4,450.0mas at 30.09.2025 · publ. 19.11.2025AR FY2025 Note 16 p.162 (issuer-defined) S
Net debtEUR 11,985.0mas at 30.09.2025 · publ. 19.11.2025AR FY2025 Note 16 p.162 S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 2,175.0mas at 30.09.2025 · publ. 19.11.2025AR FY2025 Note 16/25 p.162/170 S
Finance costs (interest proxy)EUR 425.0mas at 30.09.2025 · publ. 19.11.2025AR FY2025 p.138 (thereof €335m to Siemens Group) S

Group boundary: Siemens Healthineers AG (Munich, HRB 237558) (apex) — Siemens Healthineers AG (DE). Global group (~70 countries); subsidiary roll-out = 4W.2 resolver. PAM unit per bank request = the Healthineers group; cluster = Siemens AG. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • AG Jahresabschluss FY2025 (HGB)
  • AR FY2025 (IFRS consolidated, publ. Nov 2025)
  • EQS buyback disclosures (Unternehmensregister)
  • Half-Year Report FY2026 (31.03.2026, publ. May 2026)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

DE standard v1.1 applied (financier_class first). ~95% of financial debt is Siemens AG treasury (€14.5bn at 31.03.2026 incl. RCF €900m drawn; 15-loan book to FY2046, USD legs hedged to ~0.5% eff.); loans from banks €148m. Bank wallet is structurally captive — origination angles: local cash management, guarantees/trade finance at operating entities, mandate business (active buyback via a commissioned credit institution since 01.06.2026), and the STRUCTURAL detachment signal (any Siemens stake reduction sends the intercompany stack to the bank market). Leverage: net debt (incl. pensions)/EBITDA 2.8x, IG intention (AR Note 16) — healthy capacity, but addressable only on structural change. EVENT SWEEP 2026-07-09: DECONSOLIDATION ANNOUNCED (Nov 2025, details Q2 2026) — the parent-treasury-detachment signal is no longer hypothetical; monitor via /monitor-source. Buyback executing (mandate business). Bond/credit sweeps: no standalone instruments yet (expected AS the detachment progresses). EVENT-LAYER VERIFICATION 2026-07-09: all 3 events corroborated by official Siemens/SHL primary sources — flags cleared. Attribution corrections applied: the treasury/financing/guarantees/cash-pooling category list comes from FY2024 AR disclosures (not the 17.04.2026 PR); the sub-20% residual-stake target is analyst consensus, never a Siemens statement. NEW corroboration for the wallet-unlock thesis: a large share of SHL loans is understood to carry Siemens AG group guarantees that fall away on deconsolidation, forcing standalone refinancing (the ~€13.9bn figure is a single-source estimate, not independently confirmed; SHL obtained its OWN standalone Moody's A3/P-2 rating in Dec-2025 ahead of the separation — consistent with losing parent support) (distinct from the €14.5bn total intercompany figure — guaranteed subset vs total). Feb-2027 AGM path reaffirmed by CEO commentary 04.07.2026. Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/siemens_healthineers/_verification_siemens_healthineers.md ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: Feb-2027 AGM spin-off timeline CONFIRMED (Siemens PR 17.04.2026); the 'below-20% residual' framing correctly flagged as analyst consensus (Siemens says only 'significant minority'→'financial asset'). The ~95%/€148m intercompany-vs-bank split is FS-sourced (kept); the ~€13.9bn guaranteed-loan figure is single-source (softened). NEW corroboration: SHL got its own standalone Moody's A3/P-2 rating ~Dec-2025 ahead of separation — reinforces the wallet-unlock (standalone-refi) thesis.

Source documents — Siemens Healthineers AG
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Annual Report FY2025 — IFRS consolidated (Note 15 Financial debt pp.159–161, Note 16 p.162)30.09.202519.11.2025download↗ S
2025-11_shl_annual_report_fy2025.pdf
Half-Year Financial Report H1 FY2026 (freshest BS, 31.03.2026; debt composition p.24)31.03.202606.05.2026download↗ W
2026-05_shl_half_year_report_q2_fy2026.pdf
AG Jahresabschluss FY2025 (HGB; banks €0, affiliated €21.7bn)30.09.202519.11.2025download↗ W
2025-11_shl_financial_statements_fy2025.pdf
EQS buyback 5th interim report (2.29m shares by 05.07.2026) — Unternehmensregister05.07.202606.07.2026download↗ W
2026-07-06_shl_eqs_buyback_5th_interim_EN_unternehmensregister.pdf
SHL official IR — Share Buyback Jun 2026–Jan 2027 (terms of the €230m / 14m-share programme)21.05.2026download↗ W
Siemens official PDF press release 17.04.2026 — Feb-2027 AGM timeline (canonical primary)17.04.2026download↗ W
Siemens official press release 12.11.2025 — deconsolidation plan (30% spin-off, 67%→~37%, "significant minority")12.11.2025download↗ W
EQS notice — prior buyback completion 10.11.2025 (7,517,375 shares / €349,999,963.40, exact match)10.11.2025download↗ W
stock-world.de — ~€13.9bn of SHL loans carry a Siemens AG group guarantee lapsing on deconsolidation (wallet-unlock corroboration) (unofficial copy)download↗ W
finanzen.net 04.07.2026 — CEO Busch reaffirms the Feb-2027 AGM path (timeline still current) (unofficial copy)04.07.2026download↗ W
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 1 VERIFIED, 2 attribution corrections; treasury-detachment framing confirmed vs FY2024 AR (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_siemens_healthineers.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG (Germany)

group level · FY2024 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · scorecard as at 31.12.2024 · 559 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 15/15 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote.
Every visible number traces to a source — 15 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Kärcher is effectively debt-free and cash-rich — FY2024 bank debt of just €11.9m against €3.38bn revenue and €206m cash (net cashC ~€194m, −0.71x leverage), with FY2025 revenue rising to €3.48bn.

There is no lending wallet to compete for today, so the estimated €1.7–4.8m/yr sits in deposits, cash management and FX — 86% of revenue is earned abroad across ~170 companies in 87 countries. The near-term hooks are transactional and expansion-driven: a €170m investment programme decided for 2025, new subsidiaries in Portugal and the Ivory Coast, and the completed 100% acquisition of its Indian manufacturing partner (ARMA, Coimbatore).

The strategic upside is the ~€1.0–1.3bn of untapped borrowing capacity — a family-owned balance sheet that could underwrite a step-change acquisition, the latent event a relationship should be positioned for.

CovenantC check: net cash and effectively debt-free — no covenant binds; indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈€1.0bn (3.0× × EBITDA €273m + net cash), far beyond any realistic need. Wallet is operational (cash management, FX, trade), not credit-led.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€13m replacement + €502m new money
= €515m max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€2.2m–6.0m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
€1.0m–3.1m /yr · ~50% of est. wallet MEDIUM (est.)
driver: cash & equivalents balances — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 4 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2024
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026 · Konzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB) — Unternehmensregister HRA 260169 Stuttgart↗ · all documents · Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · industrial green ≤3.0×
Interest coverage
n.m. (net interest income)
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-14%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
FCCR
n/a
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€3.38bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€273m
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€127m
Free cash flow
€50m
No covenant currently binds (net cash) — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈502,469 EUR k (tightest basis: net debt/(EBITDA−capex)).
Full financial statements — FY2024soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements ka-fs-2024 (fiscal period FY2024) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€3.38bn
consolidated revenue · FY2024
EBITDA S
€273m
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
8.1%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€127m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio
no data
not separately disclosed
Interest Coverage
no data
not separately disclosed
Free Cash Flow S
€50m
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Kärcher's newest statutory accounts are the FY2024 HGB statements; a FY2025 annual review has been published but the FY2025 statutory filing is not yet available, so this read is on the FY2024 basis. W
  • FY2024 revenue was €3,377,049 thousand (about €3,377.0m), up from €3,193,909 thousand, with EBITDA of €273,060 thousand and net profit of €126,836 thousand. S C
  • Kärcher is effectively debt-free: it is net cash by €194,319 thousand, gearing is −14%, and it runs net interest income, so conventional interest cover is not meaningful. C
  • Equity stands at €1,397,079 thousand and combined capex was about €149.8m; the FY2025 review noted roughly €170m of capex deployed and 86% of revenue generated abroad. C W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing; the GuV (Gesamtkostenverfahren) prints NO labeled operating-result line — jumps from operating expenses to Finanzergebnis; EBIT deliberately not shown (verbatim-source-label rule)
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände des Anlagevermögens und Sachanlagen (EN: D&A)EUR 99,231 thousand (= EUR 99.2m)Konzern-GuV p.2 — HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Eigenkapital (EN: total equity)EUR 1,397,079 thousand (= EUR 1,397.1m)Konzernbilanz Passiva p.1-2 (narrative cross-check Lagebericht p.31-32) — HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Bilanzsumme (EN: total assets)EUR 2,372,967 thousand (= EUR 2,373.0m)Konzernbilanz p.1 — HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Cashflow aus der laufenden Geschäftstätigkeit (EN: operating cash flow)EUR 199,466 thousand (= EUR 199.5m)Konzernkapitalflussrechnung (DRS 21) p.24 — HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Investitionen in immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände und Sachanlagen (EN: capex — Lagebericht narrative EUR 149.8m)EUR 149,800 thousand (= EUR 149.8m)Lagebericht 'Finanzlage' p.32 (no single line in the Anlagenspiegel) — HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€3.38bnS
EBITDA€273mS
EBITDA Margin8.1%S
Net Profit€127mS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€50mS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coveragen.m. (net interest income) within covenant bandC
Gearing-14% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCRn/aC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin8.1%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin3.8%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue4.4%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A1.51×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF − capexEUR k 49,666.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
2024 (TEUR)Vorjahr (TEUR)
Umsatzerlöse (EN: revenue) (EN: sales revenue)3,377,049
Veränderung des Bestands an fertigen und unfertigen Erzeugnissen62,467
Andere aktivierte Eigenleistungen26,238
Sonstige betriebliche Erträge62,901
Materialaufwand (EN: cost of materials)1,475,347
Personalaufwand (EN: personnel expense)989,847
Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände des Anlagevermögens und Sachanlagen (EN: depreciation & amortisation)99,231
Sonstige betriebliche Aufwendungen (EN: other operating expenses)790,401
Finanzergebnis (EN: net financial result)3,117
Ergebnis vor Steuern (EN: profit before tax)176,946
Steuern vom Einkommen und vom Ertrag (EN: income taxes)39,450
Ergebnis nach Steuern137,496
Sonstige Steuern10,660
Konzernjahresüberschuss (EN: consolidated net income)126,836
a) am Gewinn160
b) am Verlust0
Balance sheet
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
31.12.2024 (TEUR)31.12.2023 (TEUR)
Immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände (EN: intangible assets)10,660
Sachanlagen (EN: property, plant & equipment)641,448
Finanzanlagen (EN: financial assets)102,944
A. ANLAGEVERMÖGEN — Summe (EN: section total)755,052
Vorräte (EN: inventories)718,279
Forderungen und sonstige Vermögensgegenstände (EN: receivables & other assets)550,821
Wertpapiere2,642
Kassenbestand und Guthaben bei Kreditinstituten (EN: cash & bank balances)206,213
B. UMLAUFVERMÖGEN — Summe (EN: section total)1,477,955
C. RECHNUNGSABGRENZUNGSPOSTEN26,071
D. AKTIVE LATENTE STEUERN113,889
B. UMLAUFVERMÖGEN — Summe (EN: section total)2,372,967
Kapitalanteile der Kommanditisten (EN: limited partners' capital)250,000
Rücklagen1,229,948
Eigenkapitaldifferenz aus Währungsumrechnung (EN: total equity)-84,906
Nicht beherrschende Anteile (EN: non-controlling interests)2,037
A. EIGENKAPITAL — Summe (EN: section total)1,397,079
B. UNTERSCHIEDSBETRAG AUS DER KAPITAL- KONSOLIDIERUNG0
C. RÜCKSTELLUNGEN (EN: provisions)407,145
D. VERBINDLICHKEITEN (EN: liabilities)561,240
E. RECHNUNGSABGRENZUNGSPOSTEN7,503
A. EIGENKAPITAL — Summe (EN: section total)2,372,967
Cash flow
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
2024 (TEUR)
1. Periodenergebnis (Konzernjahresüberschuss/-fehlbetrag ein- schließlich Ergebnisanteile nicht beherrschender Anteile) (EN: net income for the period)
2. +/- Abschreibungen/Zuschreibungen auf Gegenstände des Anlage- vermögens
3. +/- Zunahme/Abnahme der Rückstellungen
4. +/- Sonstige zahlungsunwirksame Aufwendungen/Erträge
5. -/+ Zunahme/Abnahme der Vorräte, der Forderungen aus Lieferungen und Leistungen sowie anderer Aktiva, die nicht der Investitions- oder Finanzierungstätigkeit zuzuordnen sind
6. +/- Zunahme/Abnahme der Verbindlichkeiten aus Lieferungen und Leistungen sowie anderer Passiva, die nicht der Investitions- oder Finanzierungstätigkeit zuzuordnen sind
7. -/+ Gewinn/Verlust aus dem Abgang von Gegenständen des Anlage- vermögens
8. +/- Zinsaufwendungen/Zinserträge
9. +/- Sonstige Aufwendungen/Erträge aus Beteiligungen
10. +/- Ertragsteueraufwand/-ertrag
11. -/+ Ertragsteuerzahlungen
12. = Cashflow aus der laufenden Geschäftstätigkeit (Summe aus 1 bis 11) (EN: operating cash flow)
13. = Cashflow aus der Investitionstätigkeit (EN: investing cash flow)
14. + Einzahlungen aus der Aufnahme von (Finanz-) Krediten
15. - Auszahlungen aus der Tilgung von (Finanz-) Krediten
16. - Gezahlte Zinsen
17. - Gezahlte Gewinnanteile an Gesellschafter des Mutterunterneh- mens
18. = Cashflow aus der Finanzierungstätigkeit (Summe aus 14 bis 19) (EN: financing cash flow)
19. Zahlungswirksame Veränderungen des Finanzmittelfonds (Sum- me aus 12, 13, 20)
20. +/- Wechselkurs- und bewertungsbedingte Änderungen des Finanz- mittelfonds
21. +/- Konsolidierungskreisbedingte Änderungen des Finanzmittelfonds
22. + Finanzmittelfonds am Anfang der Periode
23. = Finanzmittelfonds am Ende der Periode (Summe aus 21 bis 24)
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: TEUR
HGB Gesamtkostenverfahren GuV (no printed EBIT line): EBITDA = profit before tax (Ergebnis vor Steuern) − net financial result (Finanzergebnis, positive = income) + D&A (Abschreibungen). p.2 Konzern-GuV.
Ergebnis vor Steuern (EN: profit before tax)
Finanzergebnis (EN: net financial result — removed)
Abschreibungen (EN: D&A — added back)
Data gaps & limitations
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Equity Ratio, Interest Coverage.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2024 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-01-29COMPLETEDFY2025 annual review: €170m capex DEPLOYED in 2025 (production/office builds at Curtea de Argeș, Changshu, Bühlertal; Vienna HQ move-in); new subsidiaries in Portugal + Ivory Coast; 86% of revenue generated abroad. Kärcher FY2025 press release↗ W ✓ verified
2024-11-08COMPLETEDCompleted 100% acquisition of ARMA Products India Pvt Ltd (long-standing manufacturing partner, Coimbatore) — local production expansion in India. Trilegal / Kärcher↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€3.38bn
2–5bps
€675k–2m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€323m
10–25bps
€323k–807k
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€206m
50–150bps
€1m–3m
Financing
credit
€12m
150–300bps
€178k–357k
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€983k
80–150bps
€8k–15k
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €2m–6m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€178k–357k · blended in group pool C #13 of 13 · ~0% of book pool7%drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — €11,894k
drawn bank debt €11,894k × 150–300 bps derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€675k–1.7m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #10 of 13 · ~1% of book pool29%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €3,377,049k
consolidated revenue €3,377,049k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€8k–15k · blended in group pool C #7 of 13 · ~0% of book pool0%disclosed contingent liabilities (Haftungsverhältnisse: bills + sureties + warranties) — €983k
contingents €983k × 80–150 bps derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€323k–807k · blended in group pool C #10 of 13 · ~1% of book pool14%disclosed FX-derivative notional stock (currency hedging contracts) — the banked hedging book — €322,747k
FX hedge notional €322,747k × 10–25 bps derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€1.0m–3.1m · blended in group pool C #9 of 13 · ~1% of book pool50%cash & equivalents balances — €206,213k
cash & equivalents €206,213k × 50–150 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)no bonds outstanding (amortised issuance fees) disclosed in the consolidated accounts
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.7–1.7m /yr€3,377m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€1.0–3.1m /yr€206m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€0.3–0.8m /yr€323m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 5.83%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€0.2–0.4m /yr€12m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€0.0–0.0m /yr€1m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €3.4bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bank Lending 1 · 1 scan
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bank loans (HGB Konzernbilanz)EUR 11,894kEUR S
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 0/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Borrower-side capacity; the bank's internal limits and risk appetite may bind first. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windowssoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2024)Amount
no facilities maturing in window
📆 Buying-window timeline — 0 upcoming · 2 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
No upcoming dated window — all dated items are in the past (see recent events below).
Recent events (context — already passed)
29.01.2026165d ago
other FY2025 annual review: €170m capex DEPLOYED in 2025 (production/office builds at Curtea de Argeș, Changshu, Bühlertal; Vienna HQ move-in); new subsidiaries in Portugal + Ivory Coast; 86% of revenue generated abroad.
event · completed · Kärcher FY2025 press release↗ W
08.11.2024612d ago
M&A Completed 100% acquisition of ARMA Products India Pvt Ltd (long-standing manufacturing partner, Coimbatore) — local production expansion in India.
event · completed · Trilegal / Kärcher↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€12m Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€178k–357k /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€675k–1.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€1.0m–3.1m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€323k–807k /yr awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€983k awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€8k–15k /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €11.9m (drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds)); trade_finance_wc: €983k (disclosed contingent liabilities (Haftungsverhältnisse: bills + sureties + warranties))
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €11.9m + €983k = €12.9m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA 273,060 − net debt -194,319 = 819,180 − -194,319 = 1,013,499 EUR k · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 2.5× × (EBITDA 273,060 − capex 149,800) − net debt -194,319 = 2.5× × 123,260 − -194,319 = 308,150 − -194,319 = 502,469 EUR k ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €12.9m + new money €502.5m = €515.3m
  • RESULT — €515.3m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 21.04.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 3,377.0mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 21.04.2026register FS p.2 (Konzern-GuV) ⟦scan ka-revenue⟧ S
EBITDAEUR 273.1mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 21.04.2026computed: EBT 176,946 − Finanzergebnis 3,117 + D&A 99,231 (register FS p.2) S
Net debtEUR -194.3mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 21.04.2026computed: bank debt 11,894 (p.25 ⟦scan ka-bank-debt⟧) − cash 206,213 (p.1 ⟦scan ka-cash⟧) → NET CASH S S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 206.2mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 21.04.2026register FS p.1 ⟦scan ka-cash⟧ S

Group boundary: Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG (Group) (apex) — Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG (Group) (DE). Apex: Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG, Winnenden (HRA 260169). Family-owned; ~170 companies / 87 countries; group-exemption route for subsidiaries (Vertriebs-GmbH notice on file). Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 (Unternehmensregister, operator session 09.07.2026)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2024 register FS (published 21.04.2026): effectively DEBT-FREE — bank debt EUR 11.9m vs revenue EUR 3.38bn, cash EUR 206m (net cash ~EUR 194m). Deposits/cash-management-led wallet; FY2025 key figures (press): revenue EUR 3.483bn. Entity identity verified (HRA 260169; §264(3) chain). EVENT-LAYER VERIFICATION 2026-07-09: both flagged events corroborated by independent second sources. Correction applied: the €170m is FY2025 capex actually DEPLOYED (annual review), not a forward "decided" programme. Targeted debt sweep found NO new group-level corporate debt 2025-2026 (only Kärcher Financial Solutions customer leasing) — the effectively-debt-free framing stands as of 2026-07-09. Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/kaercher/_verification_kaercher.md

Source documents — Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Konzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB) — Unternehmensregister HRA 260169 Stuttgart31.12.202421.04.2026download↗ W
DE_KAERCHER_2024_consolidated_FS_HGB.pdf
FY2025 key-figures press release (revenue EUR 3.483bn) — NOT an FS (unofficial copy)31.12.202521.01.2026download↗ W
2026-01-21_kaercher-pm-jahr-2025.pdf
Vertriebs-GmbH §264(3) exemption notice (group scope evidence)31.12.202525.03.2026download↗ W
DE_KAERCHER_2026_subsidiary_exemption_vertriebsgmbh.pdf
Kärcher official Jahresrückblick 2025 (FY2025 annual review: €170m capex deployed, PT/CI subsidiaries, 86% foreign revenue)29.01.2026download↗ W
presseportal.de wire — independent syndication of the FY2025 annual-review facts (unofficial copy)29.01.2026download↗ W
Business News This Week — ARMA Products India 100% acquisition (second source, independent of Trilegal) (unofficial copy)08.11.2024download↗ W
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 1 VERIFIED, 1 CORRECTED (capex reframe); no new corporate debt found — debt-free framing stands (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_kaercher.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG · Germany)

group level · FY2024 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · scorecard as at 31.12.2024 · 559 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 18/18 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote.
Every visible number traces to a source — 18 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Knauf is a €15.6bn-revenue family group with a fortress balance sheet — €2.83bn cash against just €32m of bank and bond debt (net cashC ~€2.79bn), funded by €12.5bn equity plus €1.51bn of callable shareholder/family loans.

There is no meaningful lending wallet at group level; the estimated €17–50m/yr sits in deposits/liquidity, cash management and FX across 90+ countries, and the family-treasury line is a substitution watch-item rather than a displacement target.

But Knauf is a serial acquirer and heavy investor: a planned 63.2% majority acquisition of United Mining Industries in Saudi Arabia (January 2026, with intent to reach 100%), on top of €150m in Ukraine, €120m in Croatia and over €200m in Romania in capex. The opportunity is event-driven acquisition and project finance plus the transactional wallet on a vast footprint — with the failed 2025 Russia exit as a standing risk flag.

Contrary to a pure family-loan read, Knauf is materially BANK-financed too: its FY2023 accounts show a very high repayment share of bank loans (~€1.2bn of Bankdarlehen repaid in one year) alongside >€2.0bn of UNDRAWN committed liquidity facilities and a ~66% equity ratio. That standing bank-debt roll plus the large undrawn backup lines are a real origination surface for Erste — RCF participation, refinancing and the CEE-plant financing — not just a shareholder-loan story.

CovenantC check: net cash €2.79bn with DERIVED EBITDA of €2.39bn (HGB build-up: net income 857,414 + income taxes 599,085 + net interest 15,362 + depreciation 916,620, all page-verified) — no covenant binds; the indicative green-ceiling capacity is ≈€5.1bn on the tighter capex-adjusted basis (2.5× × (EBITDA − capex €1,456m) + net cash). Capacity is not the constraint: the origination surface is the ~€1.2bn/yr bank-debt roll (a FLOW — year-end stock is only €24m), the >€2.0bn undrawn committed liquidity lines (Lagebericht p.5), and the guarantee book (€46m).

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€78m replacement + €5.13bn new money
= €5.20bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€18.6m–53.2m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
€14.1m–42.4m /yr · ~79% of est. wallet MEDIUM (est.)
driver: cash & equivalents balances — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 5 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2024
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026 · Konzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB/PublG, shortened) — Unternehmensregister HRA 2771 Würzburg↗ · all documents · Germany: net debt INCLUDES IFRS-16 leases and EBITDA is post-lease (EBITDAaL-like); Pensionsrückstellungen are EXCLUDED (the German-specific quirk). Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, Verschuldungsgrad, Eigenkapitalquote. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · industrial green ≤3.0×
Interest coverage
155.48×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-22%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤2.5×
FCCR
60.70×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€15.55bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€2.39bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€857m
Free cash flow
€968m
No covenant currently binds (net cash) — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈5,126,088 EUR k (tightest basis: net debt/(EBITDA−capex)).
Full financial statements — FY2024soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements kn-fs-2024 (fiscal period FY2024) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
  • HGB PublG shortened consolidated group accounts (§ 291 HGB / PublG) contain no Kapitalflussrechnung (cash-flow statement); the filing on disk discloses none. Not fabricated — genuinely absent from the source document.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€15.55bn
consolidated revenue · FY2024
EBITDA S
€2.39bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
15.4%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€857m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio
no data
not separately disclosed
Interest Coverage C
155.48×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€968m
after capex
Financial narrative
  • On the newest filed basis (FY2024; the FY2025 KG statutory accounts are not yet due), revenue was essentially flat at €15,552,685 thousand versus €15,571,921 thousand. S
  • EBITDA, built up from the HGB accounts, was €2,388,481 thousand and the group net result €857,414 thousand. C
  • The balance sheet is very strong: Knauf is net cash by €2.79bn (net debt −€2,794,885 thousand), gearing is −22%, interest cover is 155.48×, and equity is €12,476,674 thousand. C
  • Capex was about €1,456m; the group remains an active acquirer, taking a 63.2% majority in Saudi Arabia's United Mining Industries (~€125m), while its attempted Russia exit failed and the Russian business remains a stranded-asset risk. C W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing; the filing contains NO cash-flow statement ('Der Konzernabschluss umfasst die Bilanz, die GuV und den Anhang') — operating CF exists only as an unaudited Lagebericht sentence (EUR 2,424m inflow, p.5), shown nowhere as a statement fact; the GuV prints no labeled operating-result line
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände des Anlagevermögens und Sachanlagen (EN: D&A)EUR 916,620 thousand (= EUR 916.6m)Konzern-GuV item 7, p.14 — HGB/PublG Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Eigenkapital (EN: total equity, incl. minorities 70,063)EUR 12,476,674 thousand (= EUR 12,476.7m)Konzernbilanz Passiva p.13 — HGB/PublG Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Bilanzsumme (EN: total assets)EUR 18,694,407 thousand (= EUR 18,694.4m)Konzernbilanz p.13 — HGB/PublG Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Investitionen in das Sachanlagevermögen (EN: PP&E capex — Lagebericht EUR 1,456m; Anlagenspiegel Zugänge 1,455,768 TEUR)EUR 1,455,768 thousand (= EUR 1,455.8m)Lagebericht p.5 + Anlagenspiegel (Anhang) — HGB/PublG Konzernabschluss FY2024 S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€15.55bnS
EBITDA€2.39bnS
EBITDA Margin15.4%S
Net Profit€857mS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest Coverage155.48× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€968mS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coverage155.48× within covenant bandC
Gearing-22% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCR60.70× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin15.4%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin5.5%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue9.4%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A1.59×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
2024 (Tsd. EUR)2023 (Tsd. EUR)
1. Umsatzerlöse (EN: revenue) (EN: sales revenue)15,552,685
2. Veränderung des Bestandes an fertigen und unfertigen Erzeugnissen und Leistungen74,502
3. Andere aktivierte Eigenleistungen29,115
 15,656,302
4. Sonstige betriebliche Erträge384,997
5. Materialaufwand a) Aufwendungen für Roh-, Hilfs- und Betriebsstoffe und für bezogene Waren (EN: cost of materials)-6,635,793
b) Aufwendungen für bezogene Leistungen-154,011
 -6,789,804
6. Personalaufwand a) Löhne und Gehälter (EN: personnel expense)-2,283,222
b) Soziale Abgaben und Aufwendungen für Altersversorgung und für Unterstützung-387,410
 -2,670,632
7. Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände des Anlagevermögens und Sachanlagen (EN: depreciation & amortisation)-916,620
8. Sonstige betriebliche Aufwendungen (EN: other operating expenses)-4,189,231
 1,475,012
9. Erträge aus Beteiligungen4,285
10. Erträge aus assoziierten Unternehmen9,730
11. Erträge aus anderen Wertpapieren und Ausleihungen des Finanzanlagevermögens2,743
12. Sonstige Zinsen und ähnliche Erträge (EN: interest & similar income)146,081
13. Abschreibungen auf Finanzanlagen und auf Wertpapiere des Umlaufvermögens-19,299
14. Aufwendungen aus Verlustübernahme-610
15. Zinsen und ähnliche Aufwendungen (EN: interest & similar expense)-161,443
 -18,513
Ergebnis vor Steuern (EN: profit before tax)1,456,499
16. Steuern vom Einkommen und vom Ertrag (EN: income taxes)-599,085
17. Ergebnis nach Steuern857,414
18. Konzernjahresüberschuss (EN: consolidated net income)857,414
19. Auf nicht beherrschende Anteile entfallender Gewinn-21,539
20. Konzerngewinn835,875
21. Zuweisung zu den Gewinnrücklagen-96,207
22. Konzernbilanzgewinn739,668
Balance sheet
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
31.12.2024 (Tsd. EUR)31.12.2023 (Tsd. EUR)
Konzernbilanz zum 31. Dezember 2024 Aktiva 31.12.2024 31.12.2023 A. Anlagevermögen I. Immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände 1. Entgeltlich erworbene Konzessionen, gewerbliche Schutzrechte und ähnliche Rechte und Werte sowie Lizenzen an solchen Rechten und Werten (EN: intangible assets)202,284
2. Geschäfts- oder Firmenwerte2,858,610
3. Geleistete Anzahlungen573
 3,061,467
II. Sachanlagen 1. Grundstücke, grundstücksgleiche Rechte und Bauten einschließlich der Bauten auf fremden Grundstücken (EN: property, plant & equipment)3,384,340
2. Technische Anlagen und Maschinen2,746,427
3. Andere Anlagen, Betriebs- und Geschäftsausstattung419,906
4. Geleistete Anzahlungen und Anlagen im Bau1,440,320
 7,990,993
III. Finanzanlagen 1. Anteile an verbundenen Unternehmen (EN: financial assets)123,249
2. Ausleihungen an verbundene Unternehmen10,193
3. Anteile an assoziierten Unternehmen153,497
4. Beteiligungen35,660
5. Ausleihungen an Unternehmen, mit denen ein Beteiligungsverhältnis besteht982
6. Wertpapiere des Anlagevermögens12,561
7. Sonstige Ausleihungen13,957
 350,099
B. Umlaufvermögen I. Vorräte 1. Roh-, Hilfs- und Betriebsstoffe (EN: inventories)1,197,431
2. Unfertige Erzeugnisse, unfertige Leistungen144,942
3. Fertige Erzeugnisse und Waren693,558
4. Geleistete Anzahlungen24,814
 2,060,745
31.12.2024 31.12.2023 II. Forderungen und sonstige Vermögensgegenstände 1. Forderungen aus Lieferungen und Leistungen1,446,576
2. Forderungen gegen verbundene Unternehmen27,173
3. Forderungen gegen Unternehmen, mit denen ein Beteiligungsverhältnis besteht18,439
4. Sonstige Vermögensgegenstände590,034
 2,082,222
III. Wertpapiere 1. Sonstige Wertpapiere35,992
IV. Kassenbestand, Guthaben bei Kreditinstituten und Schecks (EN: cash & bank balances)2,826,837
 7,005,796
C. Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten135,399
D. Aktive latente Steuern150,201
E. Aktiver Unterschiedsbetrag aus der Vermögensverrechnung452
 18,694,407
Passiva 31.12.2024 31.12.2023 A. Eigenkapital I. Eigenkapital der Gesellschafter des Mutterunternehmens (EN: total equity)12,406,611
II. Nicht beherrschende Anteile70,063
 12,476,674
B. Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber Gesellschaftern und sonstigen Familienmitgliedern (EN: liabilities to shareholders and other family members)1,509,033
C. Sonderposten für Investitionszuschüsse7,405
D. Sonderposten für unentgeltlich ausgegebene Emissionsberechtigungen13,612
E. Rückstellungen 1. Rückstellungen für Pensionen und ähnliche Verpflichtungen (EN: provisions)400,666
2. Steuerrückstellungen (EN: provisions)119,031
3. Sonstige Rückstellungen (EN: provisions)1,680,270
 2,199,967
F. Verbindlichkeiten 1. Anleihen (EN: bonds)7,777
2. Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber Kreditinstituten (EN: bank borrowings) (EN: liabilities to credit institutions — bank debt)24,175
3. Erhaltene Anzahlungen auf Bestellungen21,230
31.12.2024 31.12.2023 4. Verbindlichkeiten aus Lieferungen und Leistungen1,289,447
5. Wechselverbindlichkeiten634
6. Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber verbundenen Unternehmen39,914
7. Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber Unternehmen, mit denen ein Beteiligungsverhältnis besteht23,583
8. Sonstige Verbindlichkeiten739,538
 2,146,298
G. Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten16,416
H. Passive latente Steuern325,002
 18,694,407
Cash flow
HGB PublG shortened consolidated group accounts (§ 291 HGB / PublG) contain no Kapitalflussrechnung (cash-flow statement); the filing on disk discloses none. Not fabricated — genuinely absent from the source document.
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: TEUR
HGB Gesamtkostenverfahren GuV (no printed operating-result line): EBITDA build-up = consolidated net income (Konzernjahresüberschuss) + income taxes (Steuern vom Einkommen) + net interest (interest & similar expense − interest & similar income) + D&A (Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände). Konzern-GuV p.14-15.
Konzernjahresüberschuss (EN: consolidated net income)
Steuern vom Einkommen und vom Ertrag (EN: income taxes — added back)
Zinsen und ähnliche Aufwendungen (EN: interest & similar expense — added back)
Sonstige Zinsen und ähnliche Erträge (EN: interest & similar income — removed)
Abschreibungen auf immaterielle Vermögensgegenstände (EN: D&A — added back)
Data gaps & limitations
  • Cash-flow statement: HGB PublG shortened consolidated group accounts (§ 291 HGB / PublG) contain no Kapitalflussrechnung (cash-flow statement); the filing on disk discloses none. Not fabricated — genuinely absent from the source document.
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Equity Ratio.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2024 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-01-22COMPLETEDCOMPLETED 12/13.05.2026: acquisition of a 63.2% MAJORITY stake in United Mining Industries Company (UMI), Saudi Arabia — SAR 57/share, SAR 504.5m (~€125m), 8,850,669 shares; GAC regulatory clearance 03.2026. Follow-on tender offer for the remaining ~36.8% pending (unconfirmed as of 09.07.2026). No financing disclosure found — appears cash-funded (consistent with the net-cash profile). Knauf / PR Newswire↗ W ✓ verified
2025-10-07WITHDRAWNRUSSIA EXIT FAILED — the sale collapsed (the prospective buyer withdrew from talks); the Russian business continues under local management 'in full compliance with sanctions'. Standing stranded-asset + provisions risk flag; still unresolved as of 04.2026 (AK&M). Reuters / Knauf newsroom↗ W ✓ verified
2025-05-28PLANNED€150m capex — two new plants in Borshchiv, Ukraine (gypsum plaster: first phase producing 08.2025; gypsum board 2027); part of the wider CEE programme: Huedin, Romania €88m (revised up from €76m in 2022; operational target end-2027) and Croatia insulation €120m (announced 03.2023). Broad project-finance / capex surface. Knauf newsroom↗ W ✓ verified
2024-02-28COMPLETEDAcquired Texnopark's low-carbon rock mineral wool business + new Tashkent plant (Uzbekistan) — agreement signed 28.02.2024, completion confirmed 20.01.2025 (Knauf Insulation). Serial-acquirer pattern in Central Asia. Knauf Insulation↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€15.55bn
2–5bps
€3m–8m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€2.83bn
50–150bps
€14m–42m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€651m
10–25bps
€651k–2m
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
credit
€46m
80–150bps
€368k–690k
Financing
credit
€24m
150–300bps
€363k–725k
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
credit
€8m
30–80bps
€5k–12k
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €19m–53m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€363k–725k · blended in group pool C #12 of 13 · ~0% of book pool2%drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds) — €24,175k
drawn bank debt (Verbindlichkeiten gegenüber Kreditinstituten) €24,175k × 150–300 bps derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€3.1m–7.8m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #7 of 13 · ~6% of book pool15%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €15,552,685k
consolidated revenue €15,552,685k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guarantees€368k–690k · blended in group pool C #6 of 13 · ~2% of book pool1%disclosed contingent liabilities (Haftungsverhältnisse: bills + warranties + sureties) — €46,000k
contingents €46,000k × 80–150 bps derivation →
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)FX€651k–1.6m · blended in group pool C #9 of 13 · ~1% of book pool3%disclosed derivative notional stock (FX forwards + FX swaps + cross-currency swaps) — the banked hedging book; ~89% of revenue is foreign — €651,400k
derivative notionals €651,400k × 10–25 bps derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€14.1m–42.4m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~17% of book pool79%cash & equivalents balances — €2,826,837k
cash & equivalents €2,826,837k × 50–150 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€5k–12k · blended in group pool C #8 of 13 · ~0% of book pool0%bonds outstanding (amortised issuance fees) — €7,777k
bonds outstanding €7,777k × 6–16 bps (30–80 bps one-time underwriting amortised over ~5y) derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringsee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancesee Guarantees — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€3.1–7.8m /yr€15,553m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.0–0.0m /yr€8m
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€14.1–42.4m /yr€2,827m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€0.7–1.6m /yr€651m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 5.83%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€0.4–0.7m /yr€24m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 2.25%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Trade Finance & WC Solutions
capital-heavy
€0.4–0.7m /yr€46m
financial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%;
60% (of 20–100% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 1.92%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €15.6bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2024)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 1 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bonds (EUR 2,851k due >5y)EUR 7,777kEUR>1y S
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HGB/PublG FY2024 · page scans: S
Bank Lending 1 · 1 scan
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bank loans (maturity: 15,003 ≤1y / 9,172 >1y)EUR 24,175kEURmixed S
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HGB/PublG FY2024 · page scans: S
Shareholder / Family Loans 1 · 1 scan
loans from shareholders / family members
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
shareholder / family loans (callable ≤1y)Gesellschafter und FamilienmitgliederEUR 1,509,033kEURcallable ≤1y S
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
HGB/PublG FY2024 · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Bank syndicate (Bankdarlehen + >€2bn undrawn committed facilities) Wdisclosure
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Gesellschafter und Familienmitglieder (family treasury)
financier class: shareholder / family loans — family-treasury funding
n/a
not bank wallet
debt stock €1,509.0mdeal_evidencefamily funding, callable short-term — the bank angle is deposits/treasury and substitution readiness, not displacement
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Maturity wall — refinancing windowssoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2024)Amount
no facilities maturing in window
📆 Buying-window timeline — 0 upcoming · 4 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
No upcoming dated window — all dated items are in the past (see recent events below).
Recent events (context — already passed)
22.01.2026172d ago
M&A COMPLETED 12/13.05.2026: acquisition of a 63.2% MAJORITY stake in United Mining Industries Company (UMI), Saudi Arabia — SAR 57/share, SAR 504.5m (~€125m), 8,850,669 shares; GAC regulatory clearance 03.2026. Follow-on tender offer for the remaining ~36.8% pending (unconfirmed as of 09.07.2026). No financing disclosure found — appears cash-funded (consistent with the net-cash profile).
event · completed · Knauf / PR Newswire↗ W
07.10.2025279d ago
other RUSSIA EXIT FAILED — the sale collapsed (the prospective buyer withdrew from talks); the Russian business continues under local management 'in full compliance with sanctions'. Standing stranded-asset + provisions risk flag; still unresolved as of 04.2026 (AK&M).
event · withdrawn · Reuters / Knauf newsroom↗ W
28.05.2025411d ago
other €150m capex — two new plants in Borshchiv, Ukraine (gypsum plaster: first phase producing 08.2025; gypsum board 2027); part of the wider CEE programme: Huedin, Romania €88m (revised up from €76m in 2022; operational target end-2027) and Croatia insulation €120m (announced 03.2023). Broad project-finance / capex surface.
event · planned · Knauf newsroom↗ W
28.02.2024866d ago
M&A Acquired Texnopark's low-carbon rock mineral wool business + new Tashkent plant (Uzbekistan) — agreement signed 28.02.2024, completion confirmed 20.01.2025 (Knauf Insulation). Serial-acquirer pattern in Central Asia.
event · completed · Knauf Insulation↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€24m Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€363k–725k /yr Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) max deliverable volume€8m Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€5k–12k /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€3.1m–7.8m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€14.1m–42.4m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€651k–1.6m /yr awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions max deliverable volume€46m awaiting bank input
Trade Finance & WC Solutions annual revenue /yr€368k–690k /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €24.2m (drawn interest-bearing bank debt + leasing (excl. bonds)); trade_finance_wc: €46.0m (disclosed contingent liabilities (Haftungsverhältnisse: bills + warranties + sureties)); dcm: €7.8m (bonds outstanding (amortised issuance fees))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €2,000.0m (>€2.0bn undrawn committed liquidity lines — 'ungenutzte Liquiditätszusagen für allgemeine Betriebsmittel in Höhe von über 2,0 Mrd.) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €24.2m + €46.0m + €7.8m = €78.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.0× × EBITDA 2,388,481 − net debt -2,794,885 = 7,165,443 − -2,794,885 = 9,960,328 EUR k · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 2.5× × (EBITDA 2,388,481 − capex 1,456,000) − net debt -2,794,885 = 2.5× × 932,481 − -2,794,885 = 2,331,202 − -2,794,885 = 5,126,088 EUR k ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €78.0m + new money €5,126.1m = €5,204.0m
  • RESULT — €5,204.0m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2024 · published 26.05.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 15,552.7mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 26.05.2026register FS p.14 (Konzern-GuV) ⟦scan kn-revenue⟧ S
EBITDAEUR 2,388.5mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 26.05.2026DERIVED (HGB build-up, all inputs page-verified 2026-07-10): Konzernjahresüberschuss TEUR 857.414 + Steuern vom Einkommen und vom Ertrag 599.085 (GuV p.15) + net interest 15.362 (161.443 − 146.081, p.15) + Abschreibungen 916.620 (p.14) = TEUR 2.388.481 S
Net debtEUR -2,794.9mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 26.05.2026computed: bank 24,175 (p.26 ⟦scan kn-bank-debt⟧) + bonds 7,777 (⟦scan kn-bonds⟧) − cash 2,826,837 (p.13 ⟦scan kn-cash⟧) → MASSIVE NET CASH S S S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 2,826.8mas at 31.12.2024 · publ. 26.05.2026register FS p.13 ⟦scan kn-cash⟧ S

Group boundary: Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG) (apex) — Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG) (DE). Apex: Gebr. Knauf KG, Iphofen (HRA 2771). Fully family-owned; 300+ locations, 90+ countries; PublG shortened group accounts (no standalone KG FS exists by regime). Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • HGB Konzernabschluss FY2024 (Unternehmensregister, operator session 09.07.2026)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FY2024 register FS (published 26.05.2026): the FAMILY-TREASURY pattern — EUR 2.83bn cash vs EUR 32m bank+bond debt (net cash ~EUR 2.79bn); funded by EUR 12.5bn equity + EUR 1.51bn shareholder/family loans (callable ≤1y, +152.3m YoY). Revenue EUR 15.55bn (cross-checks the 15.6bn press headline). Wallet is deposits/liquidity + cash management + FX/trade across 90 countries — NOT lending. Entity identity verified (HRA 2771 Iphofen). EVENT-LAYER VERIFICATION 2026-07-09: all 4 events corroborated; flags cleared. Material updates: the UMI Saudi acquisition COMPLETED 12/13.05.2026 (63.2%, ~€125m, apparently cash-funded; follow-on tender for ~36.8% pending) — moved from watch-item to closed transaction; Texnopark completion 20.01.2025; the Ukraine/Romania/Croatia capex event re-dated to 28.05.2025 (true source date). Debt sweep found NO 2025-2026 event contradicting the shareholder/family-loan financing framing (only the historical 2018 USG acquisition loan). Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/gebr_knauf/_verification_gebr_knauf.md ADVERSARIAL WAVE-2 2026-07-09: CORRECTION — Knauf is NOT purely family/shareholder-loan financed. Its FY2023 Lobbyregister Testat shows ~€1,232m of bank-loan (Bankdarlehen) repayments in one year + >€2.0bn undrawn committed liquidity facilities (equity ratio ~66%). Bilateral/syndicated bank debt coexists with family capital — a materially more bankable profile than first framed. No marketed Schuldschein/bond found. Also: UMI follow-on tender (SAR 293.5m, firm intention 22.06.2026) to take UMI 100% + delist from Tadawul.

Source documents — Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Konzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB/PublG, shortened) — Unternehmensregister HRA 2771 Würzburg31.12.202426.05.2026download↗ W
DE_KNAUF_2024_consolidated_FS_PublG.pdf
Argaam (Tadawul newswire) — UMI acquisition completed 12/13.05.2026 (unofficial copy)13.05.2026download↗ W
Knauf official UMI completion PR (SAR 57/share · SAR 504.5m · 8,850,669 shares)12.05.2026download↗ W
Zawya — UMI GAC regulatory clearance 12.03.2026 (unofficial copy)12.03.2026download↗ W
Handelsblatt — Russia exit declared failed (second source) (unofficial copy)07.10.2025download↗ W
AK&M — Russia business still under local management as of 04.2026 (current-state check) (unofficial copy)29.04.2026download↗ W
Knauf newsroom statement 28.05.2025 — Ukraine Borshchiv capex (corrects the recorded event date)28.05.2025download↗ W
Davaktiv.uz — independent Uzbek confirmation of the Texnopark acquisition (unofficial copy)download↗ W
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): UMI completed, Texnopark completed, event-date fix, Russia-exit corroborated ×6 (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_gebr_knauf.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Orange S.A. (France)

group level · FY2025 · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 18/18 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. France: dette nette EXCLUDES IFRS-16 lease liabilities (kept comparable pre/post-2019); hybrids carved to quasi-capitaux propres; reverse factoring under scrutiny. This ratio is on Orange's own EBITDAaL. Local terms: dette nette, levier financier.
Every visible number traces to a source — 18 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Orange is a large investment-grade telecom holding — FY2025 revenue €40.4bn, net financial debt €22.5bn at 1.80x EBITDAaLC (target ~2x), ratedS BBB+/Baa1 with a huge, actively-managed debt book.

The defining feature is that Orange funds itself overwhelmingly in the bond market, not from banks: of ~€37.8bn gross debt, bonds are ~€32.3bn while bank loans are just €3.0bn, and the group issued €6.5bn of SENIOR bonds in 2025 (€1.5bn in May + €5bn in five tranches in November) plus a €750m June hybrid, and priced a US$6bn jumbo in January 2026W (next fiscal year) plus a US$6bn deal in January 2026. DCM — bookrunning, hybrids, green bonds — is by far the largest strategic wallet, alongside the €6bn 27-bank sustainability-linked RCF and FX hedging on a multi-currency book.

The live catalyst is the €4.25bn MasOrange buyout completed June 2026W, which fully consolidates Spain and lifts S&PS-adjusted leverageC toward 3.2x in 2026 — a concrete post-deal refinancing and integration mandate. For Erste the realistic angle is not lead lending but a bookrunner/co-manager seat on the standing DCM flow — most recently the confirmed €850m June-2026 hybrid priced alongside a concurrent €356.6m hybrid tender (settled 25.06.2026) — plus the €889m PLN exposure via Orange Polska in Erste's home region.

CovenantC check: headline leverage is comfortable (1.80× vs the 3.5× telecom green ceiling), but the CAPEX-ADJUSTED leverage — net debt / (EBITDAaL − eCapex) — already reads 3.57×, ABOVE its 3.0× green threshold (amber), and FFO/net debt at 46% sits barely above the 45% green floor. On the capex-adjusted basis there is NO additional-senior-debt headroom — incremental term lending is covenant-constrained, so the origination angle is the refinancing/DCM rotation (and the SFR/MasOrange event financing), not new leverage. The wallet bands on EXISTING debt service are unaffected.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€36.78bn replacement + €0k new money
= €36.78bn max deliverable
⚠ covenant capacity NEGATIVE — Net debt / (EBITDA − capex) reads 3.57× vs its green ceiling (capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×) — replacement/refinancing only (see covenant scorecard)
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€80.3m–201.0m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; Σ product-group wallet bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
€27.0m–67.6m /yr · ~34% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: bonds + commercial paper + TDIRA outstanding (serial issuer) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 4 🟢 · 2 🟠 · FS as at 31.12.2025 · ⚠ capacity covenant-capped
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026 · 2025 Universal Registration Document — IFRS consolidated FS + PCG parent accounts (EN)↗ · all documents · France: dette nette EXCLUDES IFRS-16 lease liabilities (kept comparable pre/post-2019); hybrids carved to quasi-capitaux propres; reverse factoring under scrutiny. This ratio is on Orange's own EBITDAaL. Local terms: dette nette, levier financier. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
1.80×
leverage · telecom green ≤3.5×
Interest coverage
11.52×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
68%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
3.57×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×
FCCR
5.81×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
46%
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€40.40bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€12.51bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€1.14bn
Free cash flow
€2.79bn
⚠ Binding covenant: net debt/(EBITDA−capex) → additional-debt capacity NEGATIVE — no headroom on this basis
Full financial statements — FY2025soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements ora-fs-2025 (fiscal period FY2025 (year ended 31 December 2025)) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract column_x parse (3-col Note|FY|PY, note column dropped) + _source_verify line check (V7 F2, build_orange_fs)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€40.40bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025
EBITDA S
€12.51bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
31.0%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€1.14bn
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
1.80×
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
30.9%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
11.52×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€2.79bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Revenue was broadly flat at €40,396m in FY2025 (FY2024: €40,260m), with EBITDAaL of €12,522m and net profit of €1,139m. S C
  • On headline leverage Orange looks comfortable — net debt of €22,526m is 1.80× EBITDAaL (green, telecom ≤3.5×) with interest cover of 11.52×. C
  • But the binding constraint is the capex-adjusted covenant: net debt/(EBITDAaL − eCapex) is 3.57× against a 3.0× ceiling — amber, with negative incremental-senior-debt capacity — because €6,208m of eCapex absorbs the headroom; gearing is also elevated at 68%. C
  • Credit ratings are solid investment grade — S&P BBB+, Moody's Baa1 and Fitch BBB+, all stable. S
  • Corporate activity is heavy: Orange took full control of MASORANGE for €4.25bn (S&P projecting adjusted debt/EBITDA rising to ~3.2× in 2026) and signed an MoU for SFR at an EV of €20.35bn. W W
  • Funding has been active, including an €850m hybrid issue with a concurrent tender and a US$6bn bond. W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page/tag-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Operating incomeEUR m 3,422.0consolidated income statement p.167 (prior year 5,116) — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Depreciation and amortization — fixed assets + financed assets + right-of-use (7,005 + 116 + 1,428, three printed lines)EUR m 8,549.0income statement p.167 — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Total equityEUR m 33,154.0statement of financial position p.169 — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Total assetsEUR m 107,415.0statement of financial position p.168 — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Net cash provided by operating activities (a)EUR m 10,780.0cash-flow statement p.172 — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Purchases of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets (5)EUR m 7,322.0cash-flow statement p.172 (printed (7,322)) — the CASH capex line — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
eCAPEX (the issuer's non-IFRS measure — the covenant-relevant basis)EUR m 6,208.0MD&A p.126 (printed p.124); distinct from both the cash line 7,322 and the accrual 7,343 — Universal Registration Document FY2025 (IFRS consolidated) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€40.40bnS
EBITDA€12.51bnS
EBITDA Margin31.0%S
Net Profit€1.14bnS
Net Debt/EBITDA1.80× within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio30.9%S
Interest Coverage11.52× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€2.79bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA1.80× within covenant bandC
Interest coverage11.52× within covenant bandC
Gearing68% elevatedC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)3.57× elevatedC
FCCR5.81× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debt46% within covenant bandC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin31.0%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin2.8%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue18.1%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.86×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT3.15×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexEUR m 3,458.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
FY2025 (€m)FY2024 (€m)
Revenue40,396
External purchases-16,388
Other operating income930
Other operating expenses-517
Labor expenses-9,840
Operating taxes and levies-1,868
Gains (losses) on disposal of fixed assets, investments and activities184
Restructuring costs-327
Depreciation and amortization of fixed assets-7,005
Depreciation and amortization of financed assets-116
Depreciation and amortization of right‑of‑use assets-1,428
Impairment of goodwill-332
Impairment of fixed assets-1
Impairment of right‑of‑use assets-65
Share of profits (losses) of associates and joint ventures-202
Operating income3,422
Cost of gross financial debt excluding financed assets-1,087
Interests on debts related to financed assets-11
Gains (losses) on assets contributing to net financial debt271
Foreign exchange gain (loss)-3
Interests on lease liabilities-243
Other net financial expenses-181
Finance costs, net-1,254
Income taxes-1,070
Consolidated net income of continuing operations1,097
Consolidated net income of discontinued operations42
Consolidated net income1,139
Net income attributable to owners of the parent company538
Non‑controlling interests601
Balance sheet
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
31.12.2025 (€m)31.12.2024 (€m)
Goodwill20,758
Other intangible assets12,510
Property, plant and equipment31,903
Right‑of‑use assets7,231
Interests in associates and joint ventures3,564
Non‑current financial assets related to Mobile Financial Services activities3
Non‑current financial assets1,305
Non‑current derivatives assets517
Other non‑current assets176
Deferred tax assets552
Total non‑current assets78,518
Inventories743
Trade receivables5,165
Other customer contract assets1,723
Current financial assets related to Mobile Financial Services activities3
Current financial assets3,118
Current derivatives assets35
Other current assets3,788
Operating taxes and levies receivables1,294
Current taxes assets180
Prepaid expenses682
Cash and cash equivalents12,167
Total current assets28,898
Total assets107,415
Share capital10,640
Share premiums and statutory reserve16,859
Subordinated notes4,500
Retained earnings-2,261
Equity attributable to the owners of the parent company29,739
Non‑controlling interests3,416
Total equity33,154
Non‑current financial liabilities33,457
Non‑current derivatives liabilities201
Non‑current lease liabilities6,089
Non‑current fixed assets payables1,077
Non‑current financial liabilities related to Mobile Financial Services activities
Non‑current employee benefits3,424
Non‑current dismantling provisions2,564
Non‑current restructuring provisions152
Other non‑current liabilities336
Deferred tax liabilities1,023
Total non‑current liabilities48,323
Current financial liabilities4,538
Current derivatives liabilities62
Current lease liabilities1,433
Current fixed assets payables2,287
Trade payables6,375
Customer contract liabilities2,485
Current financial liabilities related to Mobile Financial Services activities
Current employee benefits2,339
Current dismantling provisions115
Current restructuring provisions190
Other current liabilities3,891
Operating taxes and levies payables1,541
Current taxes payables576
Deferred income105
Total current liabilities25,938
Total equity and liabilities107,415
Cash flow
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
FY2025 (€m)FY2024 (€m)
Consolidated net income1,139
Non‑monetary items and reclassified items for presentation14,096
Operating taxes and levies1,868
Gains (losses) on disposal of fixed assets, investments and activities-184
Other gains and losses-69
Depreciation and amortization of fixed assets7,005
Depreciation and amortization of financed assets116
Depreciation and amortization of right‑of‑use assets1,428
Changes in provisions 4‑5‑6‑81,004
Effects resulting from business combinations ‑
Impairment of goodwill332
Impairment of fixed assets1
Impairment of right‑of‑use assets65
Share of profits (losses) of associates and joint ventures202
Operational net foreign exchange and derivatives-13
Finance costs, net1,254
Income tax1,070
Share‑based compensation18
Changes in working capital and operating banking activities-526
Decrease (increase) in inventories, gross35
Decrease (increase) in trade receivables, gross332
Increase (decrease) in trade payables60
Changes in other customer contract assets and liabilities-52
Changes in other assets and liabilities-901
Other net cash out-3,930
Operating taxes and levies paid-1,797
Dividends received27
Interest paid and interest rates effects on derivatives, net-1,021
Income tax paid-1,138
Net cash provided by operating activities (a)10,780
o/w discontinued operations ‑
Purchases and sales of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets-7,002
Purchases of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets-7,322
Increase (decrease) in fixed assets payables-145
Investing donations received in advance-19
Sales of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets485
Cash paid for investment securities, net of cash acquired-82
Investments in associates and joint ventures-17
Purchases of investment securities measured at fair value-29
Proceeds from sales of investment securities, net of cash transferred48
Loss of exclusive control of Orange Espagne and its subsidiaries15
Sale of OCS and Orange Studio-4
Other37
Proceeds from sales of investment securities at fair value56
Other decrease (increase) in securities and other financial assets584
Investments at fair value, excluding cash equivalents186
Sale of Orange Bank’s portfolios ‑
Sale of Orange Bank’s investment portfolios198
Partial reimbursement of the Orange Concessions share premium216
Other-16
Net cash used in investing activities (b)-6,442
o/w discontinued operations ‑
Medium and long‑term debt issuances 13.5‑13.67,783
Medium and long‑term debt redemptions and repayments-3,414
Repayments of lease liabilities-1,496
Increase (decrease) of bank overdrafts and short‑term borrowings-115
Decrease (increase) in debt related financial assets-424
o/w decrease (increase) of cash collateral deposits-413
Exchange rates effects on derivatives, net33
Subordinated notes issuances (purchases) and other related fees-476
Coupon on subordinated notes-169
Proceeds (purchases) treasury shares-11
Capital increase (decrease) – non‑controlling interests2
Changes in ownership interests with no gain/loss of control-161
Dividends paid to owners of the parent company-1,994
Dividends paid to non‑controlling interests-433
Net cash used in financing activities (c)-875
o/w discontinued operations ‑
Cash change in cash and cash equivalents (a) + (b) + (c)3,463
Cash and cash equivalents in the opening balance8,766
o/w cash and cash equivalents of continuing operations8,766
o/w cash and cash equivalents of discontinued operations ‑
Cash change in cash and cash equivalents3,463
Non‑cash change in cash and cash equivalents-62
Cash and cash equivalents in the closing balance12,167
o/w cash and cash equivalents of continuing operations12,167
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: EUR million
Issuer leverage-implied (NOT a P&L build-up): Orange discloses net financial debt and a reported net debt / EBITDAaL leverage multiple; EBITDAaL = net financial debt ÷ that multiple. The primary consolidated income statement (URD p.167) prints Operating income directly and does NOT carry an EBITDAaL subtotal line — EBITDAaL is a telecom alternative performance measure reported in the operating/segment review, not on the primary IFRS statement. This reconciliation restates the leverage basis from the record's own group_facts figures (net financial debt, reported EBITDAaL); result == group_facts.ebitda. Orange 2025 URD.
Net financial debt (group_facts total_net_debt)
÷ reported net debt / EBITDAaL leverage multiple
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-06-15ISSUEDOrange ISSUED €850m of undated deeply-subordinated (hybrid) notes AND launched a concurrent tender offer on some outstanding hybrid notes — a single coordinated new-issue + liability-management DCM event. B18 (B15 #2): UPGRADED from the prior unconfirmed-single-source intention — now confirmed by TWO issuer primary-source press releases (GlobeNewswire, Orange IR channel, both dated 15.06.2026): the 'intends to issue … and launch a tender offer' notice and the same-day 'Orange issues 850 million euros of hybrid notes' completion. TENDER RESULT (B27 verify 2026-07-13, Orange results PR): the concurrent tender repurchased €356.6m nominal of existing hybrids (€254.041m of the NC-2026 + €102.6m of the NC-2027 notes), settlement 25.06.2026. Materially improves the bonds_dcm evidence floor for this record. Orange press releases (GlobeNewswire / Orange IR — primary source ×2)↗ W ⚠ single source
2026-06-08COMPLETEDAcquired the remaining 50% of MASORANGE (Spain) from Lorca for €4.25bn → full control + consolidation; EC-approved. S&P projects adj. debt/EBITDA ~3.2x in 2026 (from 2.8x) — post-deal refinancing + integration wallet. [Price €4.25bn + S&P leverage path ~3.2x (2026) → ~3.0x (2027) corroborated by S&P/Moody's, 2026-07-09 verification; closing date per Reuters 08-Jun-2026.] Reuters↗ W ✓ verified
2026-06-06SIGNEDSFR acquisition MoU — Orange/Bouygues/Free consortium to acquire Altice France's SFR (EV €20.35bn); Orange's share ~€5.6bn, debt-financed, IFRS leverage target ~2x maintained; expected close H2-2027. Moody's reaffirmed Baa1/stable 11-12.06.2026 citing the deal. Orange press release↗ W
2026-01-06COMPLETEDUS$6bn bond issue, significantly oversubscribed (exact multiple not independently confirmed; weighted-avg coupon 4.72%, avg maturity ~9y, first USD issuance since 2016) — after the €5bn 5-tranche senior EUR issue of 06.11.2025. USD adds an FX/hedging leg. Orange press release (verified 2026-07-09)↗ W
2025-11-06COMPLETED€5bn senior bond in five EUR fixed-rate tranches (€750m/3y 2.5% · €1bn/6y 3.125% · €1.375bn/9y 3.5% · €1.375bn/12.5y 3.75% · €500m/20y 4.125%) — the larger of two 2025 senior prints — €1.5bn (May) + €5bn (Nov) = €6.5bn senior for the year; a €750m hybrid also priced in June. Orange press release (verified 2026-07-09)↗ W
2025-09-30COMPLETED€1.29bn refinancing of Orange Concessions (French fibre wholesale JV) — bank + institutional + hedging; project/infra-finance wallet. Orrick↗ W ✓ verified

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
€40.40bn
2–5bps
€8m–20m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
credit
€33.80bn
40–100bps
€27m–68m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
€15.23bn
15–40bps
€23m–61m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
€15.00bn
5–15bps
€8m–22m
Financing
credit
€2.97bn
50–100bps
€15m–30m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €80m–201m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€14.9m–29.7m · blended in group pool C #4 of 13 · ~10% of book pool16%drawn bank loans + loans from development orgs (IFRS) — €2,974,000k
drawn bank debt + leasing (facility roll-up) €2,974,000k × 50–100 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€8.1m–20.2m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #3 of 13 · ~17% of book pool10%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy) — €40,396,000k
consolidated revenue €40,396,000k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesthe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradethe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financethe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financethe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
Financial Markets (FM)FX€7.5m–22.5m · blended in group pool C #4 of 13 · ~14% of book pool11%FX-exposed turnover (+ floating-rate debt for IRS) — €15,000,000k
FX-exposed turnover €15,000,000k × 5–15 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€22.8m–60.9m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~25% of book pool30%cash & short-term financial assets (net-debt calc) — €15,232,000k
cash & equivalents €15,232,000k × 15–40 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€27.0m–67.6m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~43% of book pool34%bonds + commercial paper + TDIRA outstanding (serial issuer) — €33,802,000k
bonds outstanding (facility roll-up) €33,802,000k × 8–20 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)event-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodynot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesnot observable from public accounts
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryevent-driven product — estimated only when a deal event fires
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringthe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insurancethe URD discloses €1,591m 'Guarantees granted to third parties in the ordinary course of business' (commitments note, URD p.274) — but it does not split BANK-ISSUED instruments (the fee-bearing stock) from parent-company guarantees, so a bank trade-finance wallet cannot be sized on it without overstating; evidenced gap, not a data hole
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€8.1–20.2m /yr€40,396m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€27.0–67.6m /yr€33,802m
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€22.8–60.9m /yr€15,232m
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financial Markets (FM)
middle
€7.5–22.5m /yr€15,000m
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
🟠 3.33%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥6% · 🟠 ≥3%
Financing
capital-heavy
€14.9–29.7m /yr€2,974m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover ≈ €40.4bn exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (native EUR, 31.12.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 3 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (3)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bond (senior + Médi Telecom/Sonatel)EUR 32,348mEUR2.5–4.125% (2025 tranches)2026–2045 S
Neu Commercial PaperEUR 830mEURshort-term W
TDIRA perpetual (redeemable for shares)EUR 624mEUR3M Euribor + 2.5%perpetualquasi-equity / hybrid W
② Data captured
financier 0/3 · interest rate 2/3 · maturity 3/3 · currency 3/3 · risk flags 1/3
③ Sources
URD Note 13.3, URD Note 13.4, URD Note 13.5 · page scans: S
Bank Lending 1
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
undrawn sustainability-linked RCF (backup)syndicate (27 banks)EUR 6,000m committed; understood undrawn (issuer debt page — not independently confirmed)EURcommitment fee; margin 25bp opening ±2.25bp ESG adjustment (AMF filing)Nov-2027 initial (+2×1yr extension options)undrawn_unconfirmed W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 1/1
③ Sources
URD Note 14.3 · S
Development & Supranational 1
EIB, EBRD, BGK and multilateral lenders
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bank loans + development orgs/multilateralEUR 2,974mEUR W
② Data captured
financier 0/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 0/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
URD Note 13.6 · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Borrower-side capacity; the bank's internal limits and risk appetite may bind first. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €747.0m–913.0msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
30.06.2026bond — Neu Commercial Paper EUR 830m — n/a timeline ↓€830,000k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 2 upcoming · 7 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY25.05.2027  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (23.11.2027) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
23.11.2027in 498d
maturity undrawn sustainability-linked RCF (backup) · EUR 6,000m committed; understood undrawn (issuer debt page — not independently confirmed)
facility maturity · URD Note 14.3↗ W · by-Bank row → ◀ call-by window
31.12.2028in 902d
maturity bond (senior + Médi Telecom/Sonatel) · EUR 32,348m
facility maturity · URD Note 13.5↗ S · by-Bank row →
Recent events (context — already passed)
30.06.202613d ago
maturity Neu Commercial Paper · EUR 830m
facility maturity · URD Note 13.3↗ W · by-Bank row →
15.06.202628d ago
rating Orange ISSUED €850m of undated deeply-subordinated (hybrid) notes AND launched a concurrent tender offer on some outstanding hybrid notes — a single coordinated new-issue + liability-management DCM event. B18 (B15 #2): UPGRADED from the prior unconfirmed-single-source intention — now confirmed by TWO issuer primary-source press releases (GlobeNewswire, Orange IR channel, both dated 15.06.2026): the 'intends to issue … and launch a tender offer' notice and the same-day 'Orange issues 850 million euros of hybrid notes' completion. TENDER RESULT (B27 verify 2026-07-13, Orange results PR): the concurrent tender repurchased €356.6m nominal of existing hybrids (€254.041m of the NC-2026 + €102.6m of the NC-2027 notes), settlement 25.06.2026. Materially improves the bonds_dcm evidence floor for this record.
08.06.202635d ago
rating Acquired the remaining 50% of MASORANGE (Spain) from Lorca for €4.25bn → full control + consolidation; EC-approved. S&P projects adj. debt/EBITDA ~3.2x in 2026 (from 2.8x) — post-deal refinancing + integration wallet. [Price €4.25bn + S&P leverage path ~3.2x (2026) → ~3.0x (2027) corroborated by S&P/Moody's, 2026-07-09 verification; closing date per Reuters 08-Jun-2026.]
event · completed · Reuters↗ W
06.06.202637d ago
rating SFR acquisition MoU — Orange/Bouygues/Free consortium to acquire Altice France's SFR (EV €20.35bn); Orange's share ~€5.6bn, debt-financed, IFRS leverage target ~2x maintained; expected close H2-2027. Moody's reaffirmed Baa1/stable 11-12.06.2026 citing the deal.
event · signed · Orange press release↗ W
06.01.2026188d ago
maturity US$6bn bond issue, significantly oversubscribed (exact multiple not independently confirmed; weighted-avg coupon 4.72%, avg maturity ~9y, first USD issuance since 2016) — after the €5bn 5-tranche senior EUR issue of 06.11.2025. USD adds an FX/hedging leg.
06.11.2025249d ago
issuance €5bn senior bond in five EUR fixed-rate tranches (€750m/3y 2.5% · €1bn/6y 3.125% · €1.375bn/9y 3.5% · €1.375bn/12.5y 3.75% · €500m/20y 4.125%) — the larger of two 2025 senior prints — €1.5bn (May) + €5bn (Nov) = €6.5bn senior for the year; a €750m hybrid also priced in June.
30.09.2025286d ago
refi €1.29bn refinancing of Orange Concessions (French fibre wholesale JV) — bank + institutional + hedging; project/infra-finance wallet.
event · completed · Orrick↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€2.97bn awaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€14.9m–29.7m /yr awaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) max deliverable volume€33.80bn Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€27.0m–67.6m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€8.1m–20.2m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€22.8m–60.9m /yr awaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€7.5m–22.5m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €2,974.0m (drawn bank loans + loans from development orgs (IFRS)); dcm: €33,802.0m (bonds + commercial paper + TDIRA outstanding (serial issuer))
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €2,974.0m + €33,802.0m = €36,776.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 12,522 − net debt 22,526 = 43,827 − 22,526 = 21,301 EUR m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 3.0× × (EBITDA 12,522 − capex 6,208) − net debt 22,526 = 3.0× × 6,314 − 22,526 = 18,942 − 22,526 = -3,584 EUR m ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €36,776.0m + new money €0k (capacity negative → floored at 0) = €36,776.0m
  • RESULT — €36,776.0m maximum deliverable credit volume (replacement/refinancing ONLY — no covenant headroom for new money)
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 02.04.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 40,396.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 02.04.2026URD income statement p.165 (Revenue €40,396m) ⟦scan ora-revenue⟧ S
EBITDAEUR 12,514.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 02.04.2026derived: net financial debt €22,526m ÷ reported net debt/EBITDAaL 1.80x (URD/FY2025 results) (EBITDAaL — URD income statement p.167 region, fitz-verified) S
Net debtEUR 22,526.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 02.04.2026URD Note 13.3 net financial debt by currency p.248 (€22,526m) ⟦scan ora-netdebt⟧ S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 15,232.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 02.04.2026URD Note 13.3 — financial assets in the net-debt calc €15,232m p.248 S
Finance costs (interest proxy)EUR 1,087.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 02.04.2026URD income statement — cost of gross financial debt €1,087m p.165 S

Group boundary: Orange S.A., Issy-les-Moulineaux (SIREN 380 129 866, RCS Nanterre) (apex) — Orange S.A. (FR), Orange Polska (PL), MasOrange (Spain) (ES). Global telecom holding. Entity triple-checked: distinct from Orange Bank, Orange Belgium (Euronext Brussels), Orange Polska (WSE subsidiary), MasOrange (JV→subsidiary H1 2026). Operator/PAM confirmation: confirmed.

Sources:

  • Orange 2025 URD (IFRS consolidated, AMF 2026-04-02)
  • Orange Q1 2026 trading update
  • web event sweep 2026-07-09
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

TRIPLE-CHECK 2026-07-09 (deep research, analyst/bank commentary): revenue €40,396m, net debt €22,526m @1.80x and the Nov-2025 €5bn/5-tranche print VERIFIED against independent sources. FY2025 SENIOR issuance is €6.5bn (€1.5bn May + €5bn Nov; €750m June hybrid separate); the URD Note 13.5 total-issuances line (7,500) spans senior + hybrid + other (yellow-marked scan ora-bonds: "Total of issuances 7,500"); press coverage captures only the Nov print. Corrections applied: USD-deal oversubscription softened to "significantly oversubscribed"; Jun-2026 €850m hybrid downgraded to PLANNED/unconfirmed (single-source issuer PR); RCF "undrawn" qualified (not independently confirmed) and enriched with AMF-verified terms (Nov-2027 +2×1yr, 25bp ±2.25bp ESG). Gross-debt split (€37.8bn: bonds ~€32.3bn / bank €3.0bn) and the €889m PLN component rest on the URD primary only — Orange communicates net debt externally; audited FS needs no corroboration. Full memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/orange_sa/_verification_orange.md ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: revenue €40,396m, net debt €22,526m @1.80x, MasOrange €4.25bn (08.06.2026), ratings BBB+/Baa1/BBB+ all CONFIRMED. CORRECTION: the FY2025 senior issuance is €6.5bn (€1.5bn May + €5bn Nov), NOT €7.5bn; a €750m June hybrid is separate; the US$6bn jumbo priced Jan-2026 (next FY, excluded). The instrument-level split (bonds €32,348m / bank €2,974m / CP €830m) rests on the URD Note 13 primary — not independently reproduced in press, none required (audited). ADVERSARIAL WAVE-2 2026-07-09: EBITDAaL €12,522m CONFIRMED (matches derived); consolidation timing CORRECT (YE2025 net debt is pre-MasOrange; MasOrange consolidates 2026, pushing leverage up materially — ~3.2x is an analyst estimate, not an agency figure). NEW EVENT: SFR MoU 06.06.2026 (€20.35bn consortium; Orange ~€5.6bn debt-financed; H2-2027) — a large acquisition-finance + DCM origination catalyst; Moody's reaffirmed Baa1/stable on it.

Source documents — Orange S.A.
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
2025 Universal Registration Document — IFRS consolidated FS + PCG parent accounts (EN)31.12.202502.04.2026download↗ S
FR_ORA_2025_URD_consolidated_IFRS.pdf
Q1 2026 trading update (revenue + EBITDAaL; no balance sheet)31.03.202623.04.2026download↗ W
FR_ORA_Q1-2026_trading_update.pdf
Orange PR — "Success of Lead the Future 2023-2025" (verifies FY2025 revenue €40,396m · net debt €22,526m · 1.80x)18.02.2026download↗ W
Orange PR — €5bn senior bond in 5 tranches (Nov-2025 print; tranche-level terms)06.11.2025download↗ W
Orange PR — US$6bn bond in 5 tranches (Jan-2026; wavg coupon 4.72%, first USD deal since 2016)06.01.2026download↗ W
AMF open-data filing — €6bn sustainability-linked RCF, 27 banks (terms: Nov-2027 +2×1yr, 25bp ±2.25bp ESG)23.11.2022download↗ R
S&P Global Ratings — BBB+/A-2 affirmation + MasOrange leverage path ~3.2x→~3.0x [paywalled] (unofficial copy)download↗ W
Moody's Credit Outlook 10-Nov-2025 — leverage rising toward ~3.0x Moody's-adjusted [paywalled] (unofficial copy)10.11.2025download↗ W
Euronext notice — €750m hybrid notes Jun-2025 (3.875%, first call Mar-2032, 50% equity credit)12.06.2025download↗ W
Triple-check verification memo (deep research 2026-07-09): verdict table a-j, analyst sources, corrections (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_orange.md

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Vodafone Group Plc (United Kingdom)

group level · FY2026 (01.04.2025–31.03.2026) · consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · scorecard as at 31.03.2026 · 104 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 17/17 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. UK: LMA frozen-GAAP carve-out — IFRS-16 leases EXCLUDED from Net Debt but EBITDA keeps the IFRS-16 uplift (asymmetric, borrower-friendly); pension deficits excluded. Terms: Net Debt, Leverage, Gearing (Net Debt/TNW). NB this analytical LMA basis differs from Vodafone's reported headline (2.20×), which treats leases as 100% debt — see the scorecard BASIS NOTE.
Every visible number traces to a source — 17 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Vodafone is a UK-listed, EUR-reporting telecom group in the middle of a hard perimeter reshape — FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026) revenue of €40.5bn now consolidates VodafoneThree (UK merger completed 31.05.2025), while Italy and Spain are gone and the VodafoneZiggo 50% stake sale is signed. Net debtC is €25.4bn at 2.2x Adjusted EBITDAaL — at the bottom of the stated 2.25–2.75x policy range — with a marginal net result (−€49m).

The funding model is Orange-class DCM dominance, at bigger scale: €33.8bn of bonds across seven currencies against just €1.4bn of drawn bank loans, refreshed by a serial issuance calendar (£500m 2050s, €1.4bn hybrid print >6x covered, €350m 2029s, and a US$3.5bn three-tranche SEC-registered deal settled 18.06.2026). Around €22.5bn of non-EUR notionals are swapped back to euro — a standing cross-currency derivatives book — and the bank-facility layer is pure backstop: US$4.0bn + €4.1bn syndicated RCFs, fully undrawn, behind US$15bn/€10bn CP programmes. ECM is a live, broker-rotated €2bn/yr buyback flow (Citi, Goldman, Merrill mandates on record).

The dated hook is the £4.3bn cash buyout of CK Hutchison's 49% of VodafoneThree signed 05.05.2026 and expected to complete H2 2026 (adds ~0.4x leverageC — funding events likely), alongside VodafoneZiggo completion. What share of the wallet each bank holds cannot be read from public sources; the observed mandate evidence is bookrunner/broker rotation, and Erste has no observed presence — the realistic entry is a dealer seat in the EMTN/USD flow (no Erste seat on the 22-bank panel; additional dealers can be appointed) and Romania — where Vodafone just absorbed Telekom Romania Mobile (legal merger effective July 2026, ~8.4m customers), no local bank holds a disclosed transactional mandate, and BCR is already a named Vodafone 'strategic partner'.

CovenantC check: headline leverage 2.2× is green vs the 3.5× telecom standard — but the CAPEX-ADJUSTED basis, net debt / (EBITDAaL − capital additions), reads 5.97× vs its 3.0× green ceiling: RED, and additional-debt capacity on this basis is NEGATIVE (≈−€12.6bn) — the same telecom-capex pattern that flips Orange. Vodafone's OWN policy range (2.25–2.75×) also binds, with the signed CKHGT buyout consuming ~0.4×. New-money term lending is covenant- AND policy-capped; the origination angle is the refinancing/DCM rotation, FX and ECM flow — not incremental leverage.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.03.2026)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€1.38bn replacement + €0k new money
= €1.38bn max deliverable
⚠ covenant capacity NEGATIVE — Net debt / (EBITDA − capex) reads 5.97× vs its green ceiling (capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×) — replacement/refinancing only (see covenant scorecard)
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€66.9m–170.7m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for; sum of ESTIMATED product bands
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
€27.1m–67.7m /yr · ~40% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: bonds outstanding (serial EMTN + SEC-registered issuer; CP programmes US$15bn/€10bn behind) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 4 🟢 · 2 🔴 · FS as at 31.03.2026 · ⚠ capacity covenant-capped
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026 · 20-F FY2026 — audited IFRS consolidated FS, iXBRL-tagged (SEC, filed 22.05.2026)↗ · all documents · UK: LMA frozen-GAAP carve-out — IFRS-16 leases EXCLUDED from Net Debt but EBITDA keeps the IFRS-16 uplift (asymmetric, borrower-friendly); pension deficits excluded. Terms: Net Debt, Leverage, Gearing (Net Debt/TNW). NB this analytical LMA basis differs from Vodafone's reported headline (2.20×), which treats leases as 100% debt — see the scorecard BASIS NOTE. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
2.20×
leverage · telecom green ≤3.5×
Interest coverage
4.86×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
47%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
5.97×
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×
FCCR
1.79×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
29%
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€40.46bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€11.54bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€-49m
Free cash flow
€2.60bn
⚠ Binding covenant: net debt/(EBITDA−capex) → additional-debt capacity NEGATIVE — no headroom on this basis
Full financial statements — FY2026 (01.04.2025–31.03.2026)soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements vod-20f-2026 (fiscal period FY2026 (year ended 31 March 2026)) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract_md flatten-stream parse of the SEC 20-F iXBRL→MD + _source_verify line check (V7 F2); no statement PDF on disk → link-only citations
Limitations
  • Statement citations are link-only (no paginated PDF on disk).
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€40.46bn
consolidated revenue · FY2026 (01.04.2025–31.03.2026)
EBITDA S
€11.54bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
28.5%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€-49m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
2.20×
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
41.8%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
4.86×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€2.60bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Reported revenue rose to €40,461m in FY2026 (March year-end) from €37,448m, and the group swung to an operating profit of €2,844m from a €411m loss; the bottom line was a small net loss of €49m, far narrower than the €3,746m loss the year before. S
  • Adjusted EBITDAaL was €11,545m; on Vodafone's own reported basis net debt of €25,400m is 2.20× EBITDA (green, telecom) with interest cover of 4.86× and gearing of 47%. C
  • As with other telecoms, the capex-adjusted covenant binds: net debt/(EBITDAaL − capex) is 5.97× (red), with negative incremental-debt capacity, because €7,291m of capital additions consume the headroom. C
  • Free cash flow was €2,600m. S
  • Corporate activity is intense: Vodafone agreed to buy CK Hutchison's 49% of VodafoneThree for £4.3bn, while its largest shareholder changed as Xavier Niel's vehicle acquired e&'s entire stake for ~£4.4bn. W W
  • Funding and returns are active, including a US$3.5bn three-tranche note issue (expected ratings Baa2/BBB/BBB) alongside ongoing buybacks. W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page/tag-verified extraction from the official filing; source is the SEC 20-F (HTML) — the only PDF on disk (EMTN prospectus) incorporates the FS by reference and prints no figures
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Operating profit/(loss)EUR m 2,844.0consolidated income statement, printed p.137 (FY25: loss (411)) — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Total depreciation and amortisation on owned and leased assetsEUR m 12,454.0non-GAAP appendix printed p.230 (statutory note split: intangibles 4,090 + owned PP&E 4,391 + leased 3,973) — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Total equityEUR m 54,365.0balance sheet printed p.138 — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Total assetsEUR m 129,918.0balance sheet printed p.138 — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Inflow from operating activitiesEUR m 14,291.0cash-flow statement printed p.141 — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Purchase of intangible assets + Purchase of property, plant and equipment (2,447 + 4,871 — two printed lines, no single capex line)EUR m 7,318.0cash-flow statement printed p.141 — SEC Form 20-F FY2026 (year ended 31.03.2026; statutory FS in EUR) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€40.46bnS
EBITDA€11.54bnS
EBITDA Margin28.5%S
Net Profit€-49mS
Net Debt/EBITDA2.20× within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio41.8%S
Interest Coverage4.86× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€2.60bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDA2.20× within covenant bandC
Interest coverage4.86× within covenant bandC
Gearing47% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)5.97× breach-riskC
FCCR1.79× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debt29% breach-riskC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin28.5%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin-0.1%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue18086.6%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.59×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT5.02×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexEUR m 6,973.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
2026 (€m)2025 (€m)
Revenue40,461
Cost of sales-27,728
Gross profit12,733
Selling and distribution expenses-3,149
Administrative expenses-5,841
Net credit losses on financial assets-429
Share of results of equity accounted associates and joint ventures-382
Impairment (charge)/reversal0
Other (expense)/income-88
Operating profit/(loss)2,844
Investment and other income1,395
Financing costs-2,375
Profit/(loss) before taxation1,864
Income tax expense-1,805
Profit/(loss) for the financial year - Continuing operations59
Loss for the financial year - Discontinued operations-108
(Loss)/profit for the financial year-49
Owners of the parent-397
Non-controlling interests348
(Loss)/profit for the financial year-49
(Loss)/profit for the financial year-49
Other comprehensive (expense)/income: Items that may be reclassified to the income statement in subsequent years: Foreign exchange translation differences, net of tax-696
Foreign exchange translation differences, transferred to the income statement0
Other, net of tax209
Total items that may be reclassified to the income statement in subsequent years-487
Items that will not be reclassified to the income statement in subsequent years: Fair value gains on equity instruments classified as Other investments, net of tax428
Net actuarial gains/(losses) on defined benefit pension schemes, net of tax9
Total items that will not be reclassified to the income statement in subsequent years437
Other comprehensive (expense)/income-50
Total comprehensive (expense)/income for the financial year-99
Owners of the parent-254
Non-controlling interests155
Total comprehensive (expense)/income for the financial year-99
Balance sheet
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
31 March 2026 (€m)31 March 2025 (€m)
Non-current assets Goodwill21,918
Other intangible assets14,359
Property, plant and equipment34,193
Investments in associates and joint ventures6,492
Other investments2,087
Deferred tax assets18,068
Post employment benefits288
Trade and other receivables5,221
(section subtotal — unlabelled in source)102,626
Current assets Inventory596
Taxation recoverable186
Trade and other receivables10,584
Other investments6,770
Cash and cash equivalents8,982
(section subtotal — unlabelled in source)27,118
Assets held for sale174
Total assets129,918
Equity Called up share capital3,950
Additional paid-in capital150,312
Treasury shares-6,704
Accumulated losses-126,532
Accumulated other comprehensive income29,607
Total attributable to owners of the parent50,633
Non-controlling interests3,732
Total equity54,365
Non-current liabilities Borrowings45,506
Share of net liabilities in associates and joint ventures102
Deferred tax liabilities1,043
Post employment benefits206
Provisions1,261
Non-debt liabilities in respect of written put options107
Trade and other payables3,333
(section subtotal — unlabelled in source)51,558
Current liabilities Borrowings7,130
Taxation liabilities555
Provisions731
Trade and other payables15,579
(section subtotal — unlabelled in source)23,995
Total equity and liabilities129,918
Cash flow
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
2026 (€m)2025 (€m)
Inflow from operating activities14,291
Cash flows from investing activities Purchase of interests in subsidiaries, net of cash acquired-193
Purchase of interests in associates and joint ventures-729
Purchase of intangible assets-2,447
Purchase of property, plant and equipment-4,871
Purchase of investments-1,060
Disposal of interests in subsidiaries, net of cash disposed-131
Disposal of interests in associates and joint ventures20
Disposal of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets209
Disposal of investments3,601
Dividends received from investments818
Interest received545
Cash outflows from discontinued operations0
(Outflow)/inflow from investing activities-4,238
Cash flows from financing activities Proceeds from issue of long-term borrowings6,081
Repayment of borrowings-11,924
Net movement in short-term borrowings-502
Net movement in derivative and other financial instruments73
Interest paid-2,257
Payments for settlement of written put options0
Purchase of treasury shares-2,041
Issue of ordinary share capital and reissue of treasury shares2
Equity dividends paid-1,093
Dividends paid to non-controlling shareholders in subsidiaries-245
Other transactions with non-controlling shareholders in subsidiaries100
Cash outflows from discontinued operations0
Outflow from financing activities-11,806
Net cash (outflow)/inflow-1,753
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the financial year19
Exchange loss on cash and cash equivalents-227
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the financial year19
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: EUR million
Issuer leverage-implied (NOT a P&L build-up): Vodafone reports net debt and a net debt / Adjusted EBITDAaL leverage multiple; Adjusted EBITDAaL = net debt ÷ that multiple. FY26 Annual Report / preliminary results (published 22.05.2026).
Net financial debt (FY26 net debt note)
÷ reported net debt / Adjusted EBITDAaL leverage
Data gaps & limitations
  • Statement citations are link-only (no paginated PDF on disk): fs_extract_md flatten-stream parse of the SEC 20-F iXBRL→MD + _source_verify line check (V7 F2); no statement PDF on disk → link-only citations
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.03.2026 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-07-10COMPLETEDOWNERSHIP: Xavier Niel's 'Vega' vehicle (Iliad ecosystem) bought e&'s ENTIRE Vodafone stake for ~£4.4bn / ~US$6bn, becoming Vodafone's largest shareholder (stock +13% on the news). B18 (B15 #3): multi-sourced (6+ outlets incl. e&'s own PRNewswire release 'e& Announces USD 5.95 Billion Sale of Vodafone Investment'). Ownership-structure / anchor-shareholder change — a relationship-banking & board-composition signal (Niel brings his own telecom-banking relationships via Iliad/Eir), NOT a debt-facility event; relevant to §09 incumbent-map context. TelecomTV · e& PRNewswire (primary, seller) · Irish Times · RTE↗ W
2026-06-30PLANNEDROMANIA: legal merger of Vodafone Romania + Telekom Romania Mobile effective after 01.07.2026 — surviving entity ~8.4m customers; a natural review moment for local banking/cash-management of the merged entity (no local bank holds a disclosed transactional mandate; BCR already a named Vodafone 'strategic partner'). Romania Insider↗ W
2026-06-18ISSUEDUS$3.5bn SEC-registered notes settled in three tranches: US$1bn 4.800% due 2031 + US$1bn 5.350% due 2036 + US$1.5bn 6.100% due 2056 (expected ratings Baa2/BBB/BBB). Found via SEC 424B2/FWP — post-dates the FY26 balance sheet. SEC FWP 15.06.2026↗ W
2026-05-11COMPLETEDGoldman Sachs-run €500m buyback tranche (from 05.02.2026) completed — 3,685,754 shares at 121.04p VWAP; second €2bn programme done, €4bn returned cumulatively since 05.2024. 6-K via StockTitan↗ W ✓ verified
2026-05-05SIGNEDAgreed to acquire CK Hutchison's 49% of VodafoneThree for £4.3bn cash (EV £13.85bn) → 100% ownership; ~+0.4x pro-forma leverage; UK NSIA clearance pending; completion expected H2 2026; funded from existing cash resources. Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
2026-02-26COMPLETEDROMANIA: BCR (Erste) names Vodafone among its 'strategic partnerships' in the FY2025 results release (digital ecosystem, alongside eMAG/Kaufland/Bolt/OMV) — product-level detail undisclosed; the confirmed Erste-group touchpoint. BCR press release↗ W
2026-02-18SIGNEDVodafoneZiggo 50% stake sale to Liberty Global signed — €1.0bn cash + 10% stake in the new Ziggo Group; completion expected H2 2026 subject to approvals. Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
2026-02-05ISSUEDNew €500m buyback tranche via Goldman Sachs International (to 11.05.2026); cumulative repurchases €3.5bn since 05.2024. Alliance News / LSE↗ W ✓ verified
2025-11-11ISSUEDNew €500m buyback tranche via Merrill Lynch International (to 04.02.2026) — Italy-proceeds €2bn programme. Investegate RNS↗ W ✓ verified
2025-11-10COMPLETEDGoldman Sachs-run €500m buyback tranche (from 24.07.2025) completed — 6,514,459 shares at 88.36p VWAP. 6-K via StockTitan↗ W ✓ verified
2025-10-01COMPLETEDROMANIA: Vodafone Romania acquired Telekom Romania Mobile's postpaid/business customers, stores, network and employees for €30m (Digi took prepaid+spectrum+towers for €40m); market consolidated 4→3 operators; regulatory clearance 28.07.2025. OTE / Deutsche Telekom PR↗ W
2025-09-09ISSUED€1.4bn subordinated hybrid priced in two tranches (30NC6.6 + 30NC9.6), spreads tightened 50bp on >6.2x books; concurrent tender offers for the $500m 3.25% 2081 and €1bn 2.625% 2080 hybrids — hybrid-stack refinancing. GlobalCapital↗ W
2025-07-24ISSUEDNew €500m buyback tranche begins via Goldman Sachs International (Italy-proceeds programme). 6-K via StockTitan↗ W ✓ verified
2025-07-23COMPLETEDCitigroup-run €500m buyback tranche (from 20.05.2025) completed — 9,852,201 shares at 83.33p VWAP. 6-K via StockTitan↗ W ✓ verified
2025-07-01ISSUED£500m 6.375% Notes due 03.07.2050 issued under the €30bn EMTN Programme; proceeds fund the concurrent GBP/USD tender offers (liability management). EMTN Final Terms (issuer PDF)↗ W
2025-06-30ISSUEDConcurrent cash tender offers launched for existing GBP and USD debt securities — liability-management ahead of the new GBP 2050 issuance. EMTN Final Terms (issuer PDF)↗ W
2025-06-02PLANNEDVodafoneThree confirms £1.3bn year-one capex within the £11bn/10-year network plan agreed with the CMA (5G SA build). Reuters↗ W
2025-05-31COMPLETEDVodafoneThree merger completed (51% Vodafone / 49% CKHGT); Vodafone advanced £6,010m of loans to VTHL (of which £1,684m settled Three UK's debt to Hutchison); combined initial net debt ~£6.0bn. Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
2025-05-20ISSUEDNew €2.0bn buyback programme launched, funded by Vodafone Italy disposal proceeds; first €500m tranche (Citigroup) commences same day. FY25 results announcement (issuer PDF)↗ W

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Financing
credit
€1.38bn
50–100bps
€7m–14m
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
flow — no volume driver
2–5bps
€8m–20m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
5–15bps
€9m–28m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
30–80bps
€27m–68m
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
10–25bps
€2m–5m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
flow — no volume driver
15–40bps
€13m–36m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €67m–171m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.03.2026)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€6.9m–13.8m · blended in group pool C #8 of 13 · ~5% of book pool9%drawn bank loans (IFRS borrowings note) — €1,383,000k
drawn bank debt €1,383,000k × 50–100 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€8.1m–20.2m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #2 of 13 · ~17% of book pool12%consolidated revenue (turnover proxy)
consolidated revenue €40,461,000k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradeno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financeno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financeno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
Financial Markets (FM)FX€9.3m–28.1m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~18% of book pool16%cross-currency-hedged non-EUR bond notionals (USD/GBP/JPY/HKD/AUD/CHF book swapped to EUR)
non-EUR bond notionals ~€22,500,000k equiv × 5–15 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€13.5m–35.9m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~15% of book pool21%cash & equivalents (centralised group treasury)
cash & equivalents €8,982,000k × 15–40 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€27.1m–67.7m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~43% of book pool40%bonds outstanding (serial EMTN + SEC-registered issuer; CP programmes US$15bn/€10bn behind)
bonds outstanding €33,828,000k × 8–20 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)€2.0m–5.0m · blended in group pool C #1 of 13 · ~49% of book pool3%standing buyback programme flow (broker-run tranches)
buyback flow €2,000,000k p.a. × 10–25 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisorylive: CKHGT 49% VodafoneThree buyout £4.3bn signed 05.05.2026 (H2 2026); VodafoneZiggo 50% sale signed 18.02.2026
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodyno addressable custody stock evidenced at group level
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsno addressable custody stock evidenced at group level
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesno addressable custody stock evidenced at group level
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesno addressable custody stock evidenced at group level
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financerating-advisory / structure work follows the DCM + M&A flow
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryrating-advisory / structure work follows the DCM + M&A flow
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsrating-advisory / structure work follows the DCM + M&A flow
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryrating-advisory / structure work follows the DCM + M&A flow
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insuranceno guarantee/LC stock disclosed at group level in the 20-F borrowings note
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€8.1–20.2m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€27.1–67.7m /yrn/a
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€13.5–35.9m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financing
capital-heavy
€6.9–13.8m /yr€1,383m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Financial Markets (FM)
no exposure driver in record
€9.3–28.1m /yrn/a
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
◻ n/a
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover a large corporate exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.03.2026)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 3 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (3)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
senior + hybrid bonds (EMTN €30bn + SEC-registered + other programmes)bond marketEUR 32,285mmulti (EUR/USD/GBP/JPY/HKD/AUD/CHF)0.5%–8.0% coupon range (fixed, swapped)laddered to 2059 W
bond maturities due ≤1ybond marketEUR 1,543mmulti≤1ymaturity-in-window W
commercial paper programmes (US$15bn USCP + €10bn ECP)money marketEUR 23,000m combined headroom (undrawn at FY-end)USD/EURrollingundrawn W
② Data captured
financier 3/3 · interest rate 1/3 · maturity 3/3 · currency 3/3 · risk flags 2/3
③ Sources
20-F borrowings note, 20-F liquidity note · page scans: S
Bank Lending 5
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (5)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
bank loans (bilateral/term)banks (unnamed in note)EUR 1,383m (LT 1,209 + ST 174)multi W
other borrowings (incl. spectrum & vendor-type obligations)EUR 3,393m (LT 2,425 + ST 968)multi W
derivative collateral liabilities (cash collateral received)derivative counterpartiesEUR 1,644mmultion-demandcollateral-flow W
syndicated RCF (backup liquidity, supports US CP programme)syndicate (unnamed)USD 4,004m committed, undrawnUSDcommitment fee10.03.2028undrawn W
syndicated RCF (backup liquidity, supports ECP programme)syndicate (unnamed)EUR 4,100m committed, undrawnEURcommitment fee2030 (per IR materials; a 2024 6-K states 08.02.2031)undrawn W
② Data captured
financier 4/5 · interest rate 2/5 · maturity 3/5 · currency 5/5 · risk flags 3/5
③ Sources
20-F + Companies House 01833679/charges, 20-F borrowings note, 20-F liquidity note · S
Leasing 1
finance leases (IFRS 16), sale-and-leaseback
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
lease liabilities (IFRS 16)lessorsEUR 12,388m (LT 9,587 + ST 2,801)multi W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 0/1 · maturity 0/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
20-F borrowings note · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Goldman Sachs International Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Citigroup Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Merrill Lynch International (BofA) Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Morgan Stanley & Co. International Wregistry
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
RCF syndicate (unnamed, 2 facilities) Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Erste Group W
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Deutsche Bank Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
J.P. Morgan Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
RBC Capital Markets Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
EMTN dealer panel (22 banks, arranger NatWest) Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. IG bond-funded issuer — the addressable bank product is RCF seats, CP dealership, DCM bookrunning and the CCIRS flow, not drawn term debt. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €1,545.3m–1,889.7msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.03.2026)Amount
31.03.2027bond maturities due ≤1y — EUR 1,543m — bond market timeline ↓€1,543,000k
31.03.2027bank loans due ≤1y — EUR 174m €174,000k
31.03.2027other borrowings due ≤1y — EUR 968m €968,000k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 3 upcoming · 19 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY30.09.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (31.03.2027) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
31.03.2027in 261d
maturity bond maturities due ≤1y · EUR 1,543m
facility maturity · 20-F borrowings note↗ W · by-Bank row → ◀ call-by window
10.03.2028in 606d
maturity syndicated RCF (backup liquidity, supports US CP programme) · USD 4,004m committed, undrawn
facility maturity · 20-F liquidity note↗ W · by-Bank row →
08.02.2031in 1,671d
maturity syndicated RCF (backup liquidity, supports ECP programme) · EUR 4,100m committed, undrawn
facility maturity · 20-F liquidity note↗ W · by-Bank row →
Recent events (context — already passed)
10.07.20263d ago
M&A OWNERSHIP: Xavier Niel's 'Vega' vehicle (Iliad ecosystem) bought e&'s ENTIRE Vodafone stake for ~£4.4bn / ~US$6bn, becoming Vodafone's largest shareholder (stock +13% on the news). B18 (B15 #3): multi-sourced (6+ outlets incl. e&'s own PRNewswire release 'e& Announces USD 5.95 Billion Sale of Vodafone Investment'). Ownership-structure / anchor-shareholder change — a relationship-banking & board-composition signal (Niel brings his own telecom-banking relationships via Iliad/Eir), NOT a debt-facility event; relevant to §09 incumbent-map context.
30.06.202613d ago
M&A ROMANIA: legal merger of Vodafone Romania + Telekom Romania Mobile effective after 01.07.2026 — surviving entity ~8.4m customers; a natural review moment for local banking/cash-management of the merged entity (no local bank holds a disclosed transactional mandate; BCR already a named Vodafone 'strategic partner').
event · planned · Romania Insider↗ W
18.06.202625d ago
rating US$3.5bn SEC-registered notes settled in three tranches: US$1bn 4.800% due 2031 + US$1bn 5.350% due 2036 + US$1.5bn 6.100% due 2056 (expected ratings Baa2/BBB/BBB). Found via SEC 424B2/FWP — post-dates the FY26 balance sheet.
event · issued · SEC FWP 15.06.2026↗ W
11.05.202663d ago
other Goldman Sachs-run €500m buyback tranche (from 05.02.2026) completed — 3,685,754 shares at 121.04p VWAP; second €2bn programme done, €4bn returned cumulatively since 05.2024.
event · completed · 6-K via StockTitan↗ W
05.05.202669d ago
M&A Agreed to acquire CK Hutchison's 49% of VodafoneThree for £4.3bn cash (EV £13.85bn) → 100% ownership; ~+0.4x pro-forma leverage; UK NSIA clearance pending; completion expected H2 2026; funded from existing cash resources.
event · signed · Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
26.02.2026137d ago
other ROMANIA: BCR (Erste) names Vodafone among its 'strategic partnerships' in the FY2025 results release (digital ecosystem, alongside eMAG/Kaufland/Bolt/OMV) — product-level detail undisclosed; the confirmed Erste-group touchpoint.
event · completed · BCR press release↗ W
18.02.2026145d ago
M&A VodafoneZiggo 50% stake sale to Liberty Global signed — €1.0bn cash + 10% stake in the new Ziggo Group; completion expected H2 2026 subject to approvals.
event · signed · Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
05.02.2026158d ago
maturity New €500m buyback tranche via Goldman Sachs International (to 11.05.2026); cumulative repurchases €3.5bn since 05.2024.
event · issued · Alliance News / LSE↗ W
11.11.2025244d ago
other New €500m buyback tranche via Merrill Lynch International (to 04.02.2026) — Italy-proceeds €2bn programme.
event · issued · Investegate RNS↗ W
10.11.2025245d ago
other Goldman Sachs-run €500m buyback tranche (from 24.07.2025) completed — 6,514,459 shares at 88.36p VWAP.
event · completed · 6-K via StockTitan↗ W
01.10.2025285d ago
M&A ROMANIA: Vodafone Romania acquired Telekom Romania Mobile's postpaid/business customers, stores, network and employees for €30m (Digi took prepaid+spectrum+towers for €40m); market consolidated 4→3 operators; regulatory clearance 28.07.2025.
event · completed · OTE / Deutsche Telekom PR↗ W
09.09.2025307d ago
M&A €1.4bn subordinated hybrid priced in two tranches (30NC6.6 + 30NC9.6), spreads tightened 50bp on >6.2x books; concurrent tender offers for the $500m 3.25% 2081 and €1bn 2.625% 2080 hybrids — hybrid-stack refinancing.
event · issued · GlobalCapital↗ W
24.07.2025354d ago
other New €500m buyback tranche begins via Goldman Sachs International (Italy-proceeds programme).
event · issued · 6-K via StockTitan↗ W
23.07.2025355d ago
other Citigroup-run €500m buyback tranche (from 20.05.2025) completed — 9,852,201 shares at 83.33p VWAP.
event · completed · 6-K via StockTitan↗ W
01.07.2025377d ago
M&A £500m 6.375% Notes due 03.07.2050 issued under the €30bn EMTN Programme; proceeds fund the concurrent GBP/USD tender offers (liability management).
event · issued · EMTN Final Terms (issuer PDF)↗ W
30.06.2025378d ago
M&A Concurrent cash tender offers launched for existing GBP and USD debt securities — liability-management ahead of the new GBP 2050 issuance.
event · issued · EMTN Final Terms (issuer PDF)↗ W
02.06.2025406d ago
M&A VodafoneThree confirms £1.3bn year-one capex within the £11bn/10-year network plan agreed with the CMA (5G SA build).
event · planned · Reuters↗ W
31.05.2025408d ago
M&A VodafoneThree merger completed (51% Vodafone / 49% CKHGT); Vodafone advanced £6,010m of loans to VTHL (of which £1,684m settled Three UK's debt to Hutchison); combined initial net debt ~£6.0bn.
event · completed · Vodafone Newsroom↗ W
20.05.2025419d ago
M&A New €2.0bn buyback programme launched, funded by Vodafone Italy disposal proceeds; first €500m tranche (Citigroup) commences same day.
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€1.38bn awaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€6.9m–13.8m /yr awaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€27.1m–67.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€8.1m–20.2m /yr awaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€13.5m–35.9m /yr awaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€9.3m–28.1m /yr awaiting bank input
Equity Capital Markets (ECM) annual revenue /yr€2.0m–5.0m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €1,383.0m (drawn bank loans (IFRS borrowings note))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €23,000.0m (€23.0bn combined undrawn headroom at FY-end — 20-F FY2026 borrowings) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €1,383.0m = €1,383.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 11,545 − net debt 25,400 = 40,408 − 25,400 = 15,008 EUR m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 3.0× × (EBITDA 11,545 − capex 7,291) − net debt 25,400 = 3.0× × 4,254 − 25,400 = 12,762 − 25,400 = -12,638 EUR m ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €1,383.0m + new money €0k (capacity negative → floored at 0) = €1,383.0m
  • RESULT — €1,383.0m maximum deliverable credit volume (replacement/refinancing ONLY — no covenant headroom for new money)
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.03.2026 · published 22.05.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 40,461.0mas at 31.03.2026 · publ. 22.05.2026ifrs-full:Revenue — 20-F FY2026 iXBRL (SEC accn 0001193125-26-235425, filed 22.05.2026) S
EBITDAEUR 11,545.0mas at 31.03.2026 · publ. 22.05.2026DERIVED: net debt €25.4bn at 2.2x Adjusted EBITDAaL ⇒ ~€11.5bn — FY26 Annual Report / preliminary results (published 22.05.2026) (adjusted EBITDAaL — 20-F printed p.137 region) S
Net debtEUR 25,400.0mas at 31.03.2026 · publ. 22.05.2026net debt €25.4bn (up from €22.4bn) — FY26 Annual Report / preliminary results (published 22.05.2026) (net debt note — 20-F, grep-verified) (20-F net debt note, printed p.~160 region; grep-verified in d143190d20f.md) S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 8,982.0mas at 31.03.2026 · publ. 22.05.2026ifrs-full:CashAndCashEquivalents — 20-F FY2026 iXBRL (SEC accn 0001193125-26-235425, filed 22.05.2026) S
Finance costs (interest proxy)EUR 2,375.0mas at 31.03.2026 · publ. 22.05.2026ifrs-full:FinanceCosts — 20-F FY2026 iXBRL (SEC accn 0001193125-26-235425, filed 22.05.2026) S

Group boundary: Vodafone Group Plc (Companies House 01833679) (apex) — Vodafone Group Plc (GB), VodafoneThree Holdings Ltd (GB), Vodacom Group Ltd (ZA), Oak Holdings 1 GmbH (Vantage Towers) (DE), VodafoneZiggo Group (NL). Perimeter in motion: Italy (Swisscom, completed 31.12.2024) and Spain (Zegona, completed 31.05.2024) disposed; VodafoneThree consolidating; group-level record covers the IFRS consolidation. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • SEC EDGAR 20-F FY2026 iXBRL (facts floor — revenue, borrowings split, cash, finance costs, undrawn facilities)
  • FY26 preliminary results / Annual Report (net debt €25.4bn @ 2.2x; leverage policy 2.25–2.75x)
  • Companies House 01833679 (identity triple-check + public charges register)
  • Issuer IR debt pages + EMTN prospectus + SEC 424B2/FWP (June-2026 USD print)
  • Event sweep: RNS/6-K buyback filings, GlobalCapital, Reuters (verification guards applied)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FRESHNESS GATE 2026-07-09: FY2026 (31.03.2026) is the latest annual reporting — 20-F filed 22.05.2026; next scheduled disclosure is the Q1 FY27 trading update on 27.07.2026. FACTS FLOOR from the 20-F iXBRL tags (not text-scraped). Adjusted EBITDAaL is not IFRS-tagged — the €11.5bn reference is DERIVED from disclosed net debt €25.4bn @ 2.2x and is marked as such. The FY26 Annual Report PDF is served via a JS viewer only — manual download queued for page-scan citations (scan-pending badges meanwhile). Companies House GB adapter returned empty (COMPANIES_HOUSE_API_KEY not exported in the session env) — identity triple-check done against the public register pages instead. NOTE: the June-2026 US$3.5bn 3-tranche print was found via SEC 424B2/FWP filings, NOT by the press sweep — SEC-filings check is a worthwhile standing addition to the sweep for US-registered issuers. FOLLOW-UP SEARCHES 2026-07-09: (a) June-2026 USD bookrunners named from the 424B2 underwriting table — BofA, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, RBC; (b) the full 22-bank EMTN dealer panel extracted from the base prospectus p.27 (yellow-marked scan vod-emtn-dealers) — arranger NatWest; CONTINUITY CAUTION: the panel's Santander Corporate & Investment Banking (Spanish parent CIB arm) is the Spanish parent, NOT Santander Bank Polska (Erste); (c) RCF syndicate composition NOT publicly disclosed (sizes/maturities confirmed in H1 FY25 6-K + FY26 20-F; the EMTN panel is the standard relationship-bank proxy); (d) Romania: TKRM absorbed (completed 01.10.2025, €30m; legal merger ~01.07.2026), transactional banking undisclosed = white space, BCR partnership on record; (e) monitor-source watches registered: results hub (27.07 Q1 FY27), corporate newsroom (Mon/Thu), CKHGT/NSIA page (Tue/Fri); (f) AR PDF remains one manual click (JS viewer, signed URLs) — scan-pending badges honest until then; the EMTN prospectus PDF yielded the first real Vodafone scan. VERIFICATION PASS 2026-07-09 (7 flagged events): 6 VERIFIED against SEC 6-K originals / RNS / official IR PDFs — all share counts, VWAPs, broker names and dates matched exactly; flags cleared. 1 KILLED: the "€350m 3.125% Series 86 due 2029" event (MarketScreener-only) does NOT appear in Vodafone's own bonds-outstanding register (all 21 EUR EMTN notes checked 2026-07-09) and has no RNS/6-K/FCA NSM record — removed per the WS-EVT evidenced+cited floor. The single-source guard did its job: an aggregator phantom would otherwise have shipped to an RM as a fact. Memo: sources/santander_erste_cib_poland/vodafone_group/_verification_vodafone_group.md ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: net debt €25.4bn@2.2x, bonds €33.8bn/bank €1.4bn, CKHGT £4.3bn (pending H2-2026), June US$3.5bn 3-tranche bookrunners (BofA/Citi/DB/GS/JPM/RBC), no Erste on panel, Romania merger — ALL CONFIRMED; no phantom. Panel label precised to 'Santander CIB' (Spanish parent). ADVERSARIAL WAVE-2 2026-07-09: FX/CCIRS book revised up ~€18.7bn→~€22.5bn (of €35.5bn bonds, only €13.0bn EUR; the rest swapped to EUR). Fitch outlook confirmed STABLE (reverted from Positive 07.11.2025). Consolidation timing verified: net debt €25.4bn includes VodafoneThree (from 31.05.2025); the CKHGT buyout is post-YE-Mar-2026 (not in figures).

Source documents — Vodafone Group Plc
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
20-F FY2026 — audited IFRS consolidated FS, iXBRL-tagged (SEC, filed 22.05.2026)31.03.202622.05.2026download↗ S
d143190d20f.md
FY26 Annual Report (issuer online viewer — PDF download pending manual pull)31.03.202622.05.2026download↗ W
Bonds outstanding — EMTN/USD bond list with ISINs & maturities (IR debt page)download↗ W
bonds-outstanding.md
€30bn EMTN Programme base prospectus (16.06.2025; supplement 12.02.2026)16.06.2025download↗ R
2026-07-09_vg-plc-emtn-prospectus.pdf
FWP — US$3.5bn 3-tranche notes (4.800% 2031 / 5.350% 2036 / 6.100% 2056), settled 18.06.202615.06.2026download↗ R
tm2617025d4_fwp.md
Companies House 01833679 — overview (entity-identity triple-check: seat Newbury, SIC 61900/70100, Active)09.07.2026download↗ R
01833679.md
Companies House charges register — 6 charges (5 outstanding), chargee Morgan Stanley & Co. International09.07.2026download↗ R
charges.md
Results & presentations hub (FY26 results presentation + transcript links)download↗ W
results-and-presentations.md
SEC 424B2 — US$3.5bn June-2026 deal: underwriters BofA · Citi · DB · GS · JPM · RBC15.06.2026download↗ R
tm2617025-1_424b2.md
H1 FY25 6-K (29.11.2024) — RCF sizes/maturities narrative (syndicate composition not disclosed)29.11.2024download↗ R
OTE/Deutsche Telekom PR — TKRM sale to Vodafone Romania (€30m) + Digi (€40m), signed 19.09.202519.09.2025download↗ W
BCR FY2025 results PR — Vodafone named a BCR 'strategic partner' (digital ecosystem)26.02.2026download↗ W
ANCOM — Vodafone Romania €122.5m 5G licence (2022 auction; instalments to 2028)15.11.2022download↗ R
Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 6/7 VERIFIED vs SEC/RNS primaries; the €350m "Series 86" note exposed as an aggregator phantom and removed (unofficial copy)09.07.2026internal file W
_verification_vodafone_group.md
SEC 6-K — 11.05.2026 buyback completion (3,685,754 shares @ 121.04p, original filing)11.05.2026download↗ R
SEC 6-K — 10.11.2025 buyback completion (6,514,459 shares @ 88.36p, original filing)10.11.2025download↗ R

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group · Austria)

group level · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025) · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026
INCUMBENT
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 12/12 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Austria: bilateral bank docs are conservative on leases — IFRS-16 often EXCLUDED from Nettoverschuldung, using 'bereinigtes EBITDA' (rent add-back) rather than formal EBITDAaL; pensions excluded. Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, bereinigtes EBITDA, Verschuldungsgrad.
Every visible number traces to a source — 12 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

ENTITY-BOUNDARY NOTE: 3 of the 5 facilities below (tk-ets*) are EuroTeleSites AG debt — a separately-listed company (Wiener Börse AT000000ETS9) since the 2023 tower spin-off, not Telekom Austria AG's own obligation; they are badged (not deleted) and the TKA-AG maturity wall proper is the €750m TKA bond + €1bn RCF (both 2026W).

Telekom Austria (trading as A1 Group) is the Austrian-listed CEE telecom incumbent — FY2025 total revenues of €5.58bn, reported EBITDAC of €2.06bn (EBITDAaL €1.65bn), and a conservative balance sheet ratedS A3 / A- / A- (Moody's / S&P / Fitch), majority-owned by América Móvil (~56.6%) alongside the Austrian state's ÖBAG (~28.4%). Leverage is low — the parent bond alone is €0.75bn against €0.76bn of cash and short-term investments.

This is the report's first INCUMBENT case, and the relationship is concrete: **Erste Group Bank AG is joint bookrunner AND facility agent on the €1bn revolving credit facility A1 refinanced in December 2025** (with BBVA and Citibank, a 14-bank syndicate, undrawn). The whole of A1's funded debt sits in a single senior bond of about €750m that was reclassified to short-term at year-end 2025 because it MATURES IN DECEMBER 2026W — and Moody's has explicitly flagged that A1 will refinance it at least a year ahead. Long-term debt on the balance sheet is literally zero.

That combination — Erste already the trusted RCF agent, plus a dated €750m bond refinancing window opening now — is the clearest origination call in the book: lead or co-lead the 2026W bond refi off the existing agency relationship, with the CEE FX book (CZK/BGN/RSD/BYN) and the EuroTeleSites tower financing as follow-on. Share of wallet is not derivable from public sources, but the mandate evidence here is unusually strong.

CovenantC check: net cash — no covenant binds; indicative green-ceiling capacity is ~€7.2bn (3.5× telecom green × reported EBITDA €2.06bn + net cash). Capacity is not the constraint here; the actionable item remains the €750m bond maturing Dec-2026W.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reports in TEUR (= EUR thousand), 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€754m replacement + €3.59bn new money
= €4.35bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€7.6m–17.8m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for;
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€3.8m–7.5m /yr · ~45% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: total financial debt (one €750m bond, bank-light) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 5 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026 · Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, SoFP p.125, cash flows p.126); every figure verifier-PASS↗ · all documents · Austria: bilateral bank docs are conservative on leases — IFRS-16 often EXCLUDED from Nettoverschuldung, using 'bereinigtes EBITDA' (rent add-back) rather than formal EBITDAaL; pensions excluded. Local terms: Nettoverschuldung, bereinigtes EBITDA, Verschuldungsgrad. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · telecom green ≤3.5×
Interest coverage
32.89×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-0%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×
FCCR
19.08×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€5.58bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€1.99bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€613m
Free cash flow
€596m
No covenant currently binds (net cash) — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈3,593,670 TEUR (tightest basis: net debt/(EBITDA−capex)).
Full financial statements — FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements tka-fs-2025 (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€5.58bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)
EBITDA S
€1.99bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
35.6%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€613m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
52.3%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage C
32.89×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€596m
after capex
Financial narrative
  • A1 Group (Telekom Austria) grew total revenue to €5,577,405 thousand in FY2025 from €5,412,670 thousand, led by service revenue of €4,587,835 thousand; net profit was €612,801 thousand. S
  • Reported EBITDA was €2,062m (EBITDAaL €1,651m); the group is near net cash (net debt −€5.9m), so leverage reads net cash, with interest cover of 32.89× and equity of €5,353,446 thousand. C
  • The near-term story is a 2026 maturity wall: a €750m bond matures in December 2026, which Moody's (A3 stable) expects to be refinanced at least a year ahead. W S
  • The €1bn revolving credit facility was already refinanced in December 2025 with a 14-bank syndicate, in which Erste Group Bank acted as joint bookrunner and facility agent. W
  • Ratings are strong investment grade (Moody's A3 stable, Fitch A−), and the AGM approved a €0.42/share FY2025 dividend. S W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Operating income – EBITEUR 851,724 thousand (= EUR 851.7m)consolidated statement of comprehensive income p.124 — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Depreciation and amortization + Depreciation of right-of-use assets (853,624 + 357,091 — two printed P&L lines)EUR 1,210,715 thousand (= EUR 1,210.7m)income statement p.124 — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITYEUR 5,353,446 thousand (= EUR 5,353.4m)statement of financial position p.125 — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
TOTAL ASSETSEUR 10,228,193 thousand (= EUR 10,228.2m)statement of financial position p.125 — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Net cash flow from operating activitiesEUR 1,843,559 thousand (= EUR 1,843.6m)cash-flow statement p.126 — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Capital expenditures paidEUR 866,069 thousand (= EUR 866.1m)cash-flow statement investing (note 32) p.126 (printed -866,069) — annual financial report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€5.58bnS
EBITDA€1.99bnS
EBITDA Margin35.6%S
Net Profit€613mS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio52.3%S
Interest Coverage32.89× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€596mS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coverage32.89× within covenant bandC
Gearing-0% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCR19.08× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin35.6%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin11.0%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue15528.2%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.72×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT2.16×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexEUR k 977,490.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
FY2025 (TEUR)FY2024 (TEUR)
Earnings before income tax – EBT775,641
Depreciation (15)562,490
Amortization of intangible assets (16)291,134
Depreciation of right-of-use assets (30)357,091
Equity interest in net income of associated companies (18)-1,228
Result on sale / measurement of investments (7)164
Result on sale of property, plant and equipment (5) (6)-816
Net period cost of labor obligations and restructuring (7) (23) (27)115,228
Foreign currency exchange differences, net (7)-1,129
Interest income (7)-36,819
Interest expense (7)102,220
Other adjustments (32)-7,253
Non-cash and other reconciliation items1,381,081
Accounts receivable: Subscribers, distributors and other, net (10)-60,126
Prepaid expenses (13)-2,636
Due from related parties (11)1,100
Inventories (12)-16,492
Other assets (13) (20)-14,248
Contract assets (14)-10,232
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (22) (23)33,948
Due to related parties (11)9,092
Contract liabilities (24)13,883
Working capital changes-45,712
Employee benefits and restructuring paid (23) (27)-146,782
Interest received (7)31,605
Income taxes paid (29)-152,275
Net cash flow from operating activities1,843,559
Capital expenditures paid (32)-866,069
Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment (15)8,062
Purchase of investments (19)-531,193
Proceeds from sale of investments (19)237,074
Acquisition of businesses, net of cash acquired (34)-10,081
Net cash flow from investing activities-1,162,207
Interest paid (7)-96,215
Repayments of short-term debt (21) (32)-500,000
Issuance of short-term debt (21) (32)505,045
Dividends paid (28)-266,001
Deferred consideration paid for business combinations (32) (34)-675
Lease principal paid (30)-331,102
Net cash flow from financing activities-688,948
Adjustment to cash flows due to exchange rate fluctuations, net (3)2,289
Net change in cash and cash equivalents-5,307
Cash and cash equivalents beginning of the year (9)366,991
Cash and cash equivalents end of the year (9)361,684
Service revenues4,587,835
Equipment revenues886,514
Other operating income103,057
Total revenues (incl. other operating income) (5)5,577,405
Cost of service-1,458,555
Cost of equipment-887,432
Selling, general & administrative expenses-1,134,369
Other expenses-34,610
Total cost and expenses (6)-3,514,966
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization – EBITDA2,062,439
Depreciation and amortization (15) (16)-853,624
Depreciation of right-of-use assets (30)-357,091
Operating income – EBIT851,724
Interest income36,819
Interest expense-99,511
Interest on employee benefits and restructuring and other financial items, net-15,748
Foreign currency exchange differences, net1,129
Equity interest in net income of associated companies (18)1,228
Financial result (7)-76,083
Earnings before income tax – EBT775,641
Income tax (29)-162,840
Net result612,801
Attributable to: Equity holders of the parent612,127
Non-controlling interests (34)674
Items that will not be reclassified to profit or loss: Remeasurement of defined benefit obligations, net of tax (27)2,452
Total other comprehensive income (loss)20,342
Total comprehensive income (loss)633,143
Attributable to: Equity holders of the parent632,469
Non-controlling interests (34)674
Balance sheet
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
31.12.2025 (TEUR)31.12.2024 (TEUR)
ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents (9)361,684
Short-term investments (19)397,949
Accounts receivable: Subscribers, distributors and other, net (10)1,021,247
Receivables due from related parties (11)11,414
Inventories, net (12)119,307
Income tax receivable (29)1,625
Other current assets, net (13)276,350
Contract assets (14)93,325
Current assets2,282,900
Property, plant and equipment, net (15)3,213,105
Right-of-use assets, net (30)1,819,616
Intangibles, net (16)1,509,342
Goodwill (17)1,092,023
Investments in associated companies (18)3,264
Long-term investments (19)215,255
Deferred income tax assets (29)62,176
Other non-current assets, net (20)30,512
Non-current assets7,945,293
TOTAL ASSETS10,228,193
LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY Short-term debt (21)753,756
Lease liabilities short-term (30)341,744
Accounts payable (22)1,022,846
Accrued liabilities and current provisions (23)273,817
Income tax payable (29)73,049
Payables due to related parties (11)45,846
Contract liabilities (24)254,793
Current liabilities2,765,852
Lease liabilities long-term (30)1,512,613
Deferred income tax liabilities (29)65,606
Other non-current liabilities (26)9,731
Asset retirement obligation and restructuring (23)365,715
Employee benefits (27)155,230
Non-current liabilities2,108,895
TOTAL LIABILITIES4,874,747
Common stock1,449,275
Treasury shares-7,803
Additional paid-in capital1,100,148
Retained earnings3,551,932
Other comprehensive income (loss) items-742,700
Equity attributable to equity holders of the parent (28)5,350,851
Non-controlling interests2,595
TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY5,353,446
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY10,228,193
Cash flow
as printed: TEUR  ·  S
FY2025 (TEUR)FY2024 (TEUR)
Earnings before income tax – EBT775,641
Depreciation (15)562,490
Amortization of intangible assets (16)291,134
Depreciation of right-of-use assets (30)357,091
Equity interest in net income of associated companies (18)-1,228
Result on sale / measurement of investments (7)164
Result on sale of property, plant and equipment (5) (6)-816
Net period cost of labor obligations and restructuring (7) (23) (27)115,228
Foreign currency exchange differences, net (7)-1,129
Interest income (7)-36,819
Interest expense (7)102,220
Other adjustments (32)-7,253
Non-cash and other reconciliation items1,381,081
Accounts receivable: Subscribers, distributors and other, net (10)-60,126
Prepaid expenses (13)-2,636
Due from related parties (11)1,100
Inventories (12)-16,492
Other assets (13) (20)-14,248
Contract assets (14)-10,232
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (22) (23)33,948
Due to related parties (11)9,092
Contract liabilities (24)13,883
Working capital changes-45,712
Employee benefits and restructuring paid (23) (27)-146,782
Interest received (7)31,605
Income taxes paid (29)-152,275
Net cash flow from operating activities1,843,559
Capital expenditures paid (32)-866,069
Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment (15)8,062
Purchase of investments (19)-531,193
Proceeds from sale of investments (19)237,074
Acquisition of businesses, net of cash acquired (34)-10,081
Net cash flow from investing activities-1,162,207
Interest paid (7)-96,215
Repayments of short-term debt (21) (32)-500,000
Issuance of short-term debt (21) (32)505,045
Dividends paid (28)-266,001
Deferred consideration paid for business combinations (32) (34)-675
Lease principal paid (30)-331,102
Net cash flow from financing activities-688,948
Adjustment to cash flows due to exchange rate fluctuations, net (3)2,289
Net change in cash and cash equivalents-5,307
Cash and cash equivalents beginning of the year (9)366,991
Cash and cash equivalents end of the year (9)361,684
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: TEUR
Replicates group_facts.ebitda's derivation verbatim: EBT (Earnings before income tax) + Depreciation + Amortization of intangible assets + Depreciation of right-of-use assets — all four rows read off the Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows (p.126) add-back section. NOTE: this basis differs from the P&L's OWN printed 'EBITDA' subtotal (EUR 2,062,439k, p.124, = EBIT + combined D&A + RoU dep) by exactly the Financial result (EUR -76,083k) — EBT sits one line below EBIT. Recon target is group_facts.ebitda.value (1,986,356), not the P&L's own EBITDA line.
Earnings before income tax – EBT
Depreciation
Amortization of intangible assets
Depreciation of right-of-use assets
Data gaps & limitations
All eight headline metrics computed and cited; the P&L, balance sheet and cash-flow statements are present and page-verified. No data gaps for this record.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-06-24COMPLETEDAGM resolved the €0.42/share FY2025 dividend (ex-div 26.06, payable 01.07.2026). EQS-News AGM↗ W
2026-02-10PLANNEDManagement Board proposed €0.42/share dividend for FY2025 (+5% YoY, 45.6% payout). A1 Group newsroom↗ W
2025-12-19SIGNEDRefinanced the €1bn revolving credit facility (replacing the undrawn 2019 line) with a 14-bank syndicate, 5y +2×1y. ERSTE GROUP BANK AG acted as JOINT BOOKRUNNER and FACILITY AGENT (with BBVA + Citibank as bookrunners) — the confirmed incumbent Erste relationship. Clifford Chance PR↗ W
2025-10-28CONSIDEREDMoody's (A3 stable) flagged a 2026 maturity wall — the RCF (since refinanced) and a €750m bond maturing Dec-2026 — expecting refinancing at least a year ahead. The bond is the near-term origination hook. Moody's Credit Opinion↗ W
2025-07-11COMPLETEDFitch affirmed A- IDR, revised outlook to stable from positive, citing low leverage aligned to parent América Móvil. Fitch (on a1.group)↗ W
2025-04-10SIGNEDA1 Towers Holding (EuroTeleSites) signed a €255m private-placement note (3.029%, matures 26.11.2026) with related party A1 Bulgaria, refinancing the €500m 2023 syndicated term loan. EuroTeleSites ad-hoc↗ W

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Financing
credit
€754m
50–100bps
€4m–8m
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
flow — no volume driver
2–5bps
€1m–3m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
5–15bps
€976k–3m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
8–20bps
€600k–2m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
flow — no volume driver
15–40bps
€1m–3m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €8m–18m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reports in TEUR (= EUR thousand), 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€3.8m–7.5m · blended in group pool C #10 of 13 · ~3% of book pool45%total financial debt (one €750m bond, bank-light) — €753,756k
drawn debt €753,756k × 50–100 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€1.1m–2.8m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #8 of 13 · ~2% of book pool15%total revenues
total revenues €5,577,405k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Financial Markets (FM)FX€976k–2.9m · blended in group pool C #8 of 13 · ~2% of book pool15%CEE currency book (CZK, BGN, RSD, BYN, MKD)
FX-exposed turnover ~€1,952,092k × 5–15 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€1.1m–3.0m · blended in group pool C #8 of 13 · ~1% of book pool16%cash + short-term investments
cash & ST investments €759,633k × 15–40 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€600k–1.5m · blended in group pool C #6 of 13 · ~1% of book pool8%€750m bond maturing Dec-2026 (refinancing window)
bond refi €750,000k × 8–20 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)no Equity Capital Markets (ECM) exposure observed in this group
M&A AdvisoryM&A AdvisoryEuroTeleSites tower subsidiary + CEE footprint — event-driven advisory flow
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodyno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insuranceno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€1.1–2.8m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€0.6–1.5m /yrn/a
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€1.1–3.0m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financing
capital-heavy
€3.8–7.5m /yr€754m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Financial Markets (FM)
no exposure driver in record
€1.0–2.9m /yrn/a
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
◻ n/a
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover a large corporate exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reports in TEUR (= EUR thousand), 31.12.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 4 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (4)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
€750m senior bond (1.50%, ISIN XS1405762805; issued by Telekom Finanzmanagement GmbH, guaranteed by Telekom Austria AG), maturing 07.12.2026 — reclassified to currentbond market€753,756k (short-term debt = the €750m bond)EUR1.50%07.12.2026maturity-in-window, refinancing-window W
A1 Towers / EuroTeleSites €255m private placement (2025)related party (A1 Bulgaria)€255mEUR3.029%matures 26.11.2026ENTITY BOUNDARY (B18 / B14 #5): this is EuroTeleSites AG debt, not Telekom Austria AG's. EuroTeleSites AG has been a SEPARATELY LISTED company (Wiener Börse AT000000ETS9) since the 2023 tower-carve-out spin-off, with its own annual financial report; its obligations are not TKA-AG consolidated debt. Kept (badged, not deleted) — the relationship intelligence stays relevant, but the obligor is EuroTeleSites, not TKA. Load-bearing TKA maturity wall = the €750m TKA bond (tk-bond-2026) + €1bn RCF (tk-rcf), both 2026. W
EuroTeleSites €500m senior bondbond market€500mEUR5.25%matures Jul-2028ENTITY BOUNDARY (B18 / B14 #5): this is EuroTeleSites AG debt, not Telekom Austria AG's. EuroTeleSites AG has been a SEPARATELY LISTED company (Wiener Börse AT000000ETS9) since the 2023 tower-carve-out spin-off, with its own annual financial report; its obligations are not TKA-AG consolidated debt. Kept (badged, not deleted) — the relationship intelligence stays relevant, but the obligor is EuroTeleSites, not TKA. Load-bearing TKA maturity wall = the €750m TKA bond (tk-bond-2026) + €1bn RCF (tk-rcf), both 2026. W
EuroTeleSites €180m private placementinstitutional€180mEUREuribor+1.05%matures Jul-2028ENTITY BOUNDARY (B18 / B14 #5): this is EuroTeleSites AG debt, not Telekom Austria AG's. EuroTeleSites AG has been a SEPARATELY LISTED company (Wiener Börse AT000000ETS9) since the 2023 tower-carve-out spin-off, with its own annual financial report; its obligations are not TKA-AG consolidated debt. Kept (badged, not deleted) — the relationship intelligence stays relevant, but the obligor is EuroTeleSites, not TKA. Load-bearing TKA maturity wall = the €750m TKA bond (tk-bond-2026) + €1bn RCF (tk-rcf), both 2026. W
② Data captured
financier 4/4 · interest rate 4/4 · maturity 4/4 · currency 4/4 · risk flags 4/4
③ Sources
FS SoFP, IR, newsroom · page scans: S
Bank Lending 1
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
€1bn revolving credit facility (refinanced Dec-2025, 5y +2×1y, undrawn)syndicate (14 banks) — Erste Group joint bookrunner + FACILITY AGENT (+4)EUR 1,000m committed, undrawnEURcommitment fee2030 (+2×1y)undrawn W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 1/1
③ Sources
RCF PR + IR debt page · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Erste Group Bank AG Wdeal
€1bn revolving credit facility (refinanced Dec-2025, 5y +2×1y, undrawn) — EUR 1,000m committed, undrawn · commitment fee · matures 2030 (+2×1y) W
BBVA Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Citibank Wdeal
€1bn revolving credit facility (refinanced Dec-2025, 5y +2×1y, undrawn) — EUR 1,000m committed, undrawn · commitment fee · matures 2030 (+2×1y) W
RCF syndicate (14 banks total, 11 unnamed) Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
IG incumbent with near-zero net debt — the addressable product is the Dec-2026 bond refinancing (lead off the existing Erste RCF agency), CEE FX hedging and tower financing, not new term capacity. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windows · near-term addressable €678.4m–829.1msoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
31.12.2026€750m senior bond maturing Dec-2026 — bond market — THE refinancing hook (Erste is the RCF S timeline ↓€753,756k
26.11.2026A1 Towers €255m note maturing 26.11.2026 timeline ↓€255,000k
📆 Buying-window timeline — 5 upcoming · 6 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
CALL-BY13.07.2026  ·  call-by = 6 months before the nearest maturity window (26.11.2026) — the lead time to win or re-lock the financing before the incumbent renews.
26.11.2026in 136d
maturity A1 Towers / EuroTeleSites €255m private placement (2025) · €255m
facility maturity · newsroom↗ W · by-Bank row → ◀ call-by window
07.12.2026in 147d
refi €750m senior bond (1.50%, ISIN XS1405762805; issued by Telekom Finanzmanagement GmbH, guaranteed by Telekom Austria AG), maturing 07.12.2026 — reclassified to current · €753,756k (short-term debt = the €750m bond)
facility maturity · FS SoFP↗ W · by-Bank row →
13.07.2028in 731d
maturity EuroTeleSites €500m senior bond · €500m
facility maturity · IR↗ W · by-Bank row →
22.07.2028in 740d
maturity EuroTeleSites €180m private placement · €180m
facility maturity · IR↗ W · by-Bank row →
19.12.2030in 1,620d
maturity €1bn revolving credit facility (refinanced Dec-2025, 5y +2×1y, undrawn) · EUR 1,000m committed, undrawn
facility maturity · RCF PR + IR debt page↗ W · by-Bank row →
Recent events (context — already passed)
24.06.202619d ago
other AGM resolved the €0.42/share FY2025 dividend (ex-div 26.06, payable 01.07.2026).
event · completed · EQS-News AGM↗ W
10.02.2026153d ago
other Management Board proposed €0.42/share dividend for FY2025 (+5% YoY, 45.6% payout).
event · planned · A1 Group newsroom↗ W
19.12.2025206d ago
refi Refinanced the €1bn revolving credit facility (replacing the undrawn 2019 line) with a 14-bank syndicate, 5y +2×1y. ERSTE GROUP BANK AG acted as JOINT BOOKRUNNER and FACILITY AGENT (with BBVA + Citibank as bookrunners) — the confirmed incumbent Erste relationship.
event · signed · Clifford Chance PR↗ W
28.10.2025258d ago
rating Moody's (A3 stable) flagged a 2026 maturity wall — the RCF (since refinanced) and a €750m bond maturing Dec-2026 — expecting refinancing at least a year ahead. The bond is the near-term origination hook.
event · considered · Moody's Credit Opinion↗ W
11.07.2025367d ago
rating Fitch affirmed A- IDR, revised outlook to stable from positive, citing low leverage aligned to parent América Móvil.
event · completed · Fitch (on a1.group)↗ W
10.04.2025459d ago
refi A1 Towers Holding (EuroTeleSites) signed a €255m private-placement note (3.029%, matures 26.11.2026) with related party A1 Bulgaria, refinancing the €500m 2023 syndicated term loan.
event · signed · EuroTeleSites ad-hoc↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€754m Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€3.8m–7.5m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€600k–1.5m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€1.1m–2.8m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€1.1m–3.0m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€976k–2.9m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €753.8m (total financial debt (one €750m bond, bank-light))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €1,000.0m (€1.0bn RCF refinanced Dec-2025, undrawn — Erste joint bookrunner + facility agent) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €753.8m = €753.8m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 2,062,000 − net debt -5,877 = 7,217,000 − -5,877 = 7,222,877 TEUR · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 3.0× × (EBITDA 2,062,000 − capex 866,069) − net debt -5,877 = 3.0× × 1,195,931 − -5,877 = 3,587,793 − -5,877 = 3,593,670 TEUR ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €753.8m + new money €3,593.7m = €4,347.4m
  • RESULT — €4,347.4m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 01.05.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 5,577.4mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 01.05.2026Total revenues €5,577,405k — Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria AG consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, statement of financial position p.125, cash flows p.126), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09; in TEUR S
EBITDAEUR 1,986.4mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 01.05.2026DERIVED: EBT €775,641k + depreciation 562,490 + amortization 291,134 + RoU depreciation 357,091 (cash-flow addbacks p.126) = €1,986,356k — Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria AG consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, statement of financial position p.125, cash flows p.126), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09; in TEUR S
Net debtEUR -5.9mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 01.05.2026debt €753,756k − cash €361,684k − ST inv €397,949k — Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria AG consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, statement of financial position p.125, cash flows p.126), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09; in TEUR S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 361.7mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 01.05.2026Cash & equivalents €361,684k — Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria AG consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, statement of financial position p.125, cash flows p.126), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09; in TEUR S

Group boundary: Telekom Austria AG, Vienna (apex) — Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group) (AT), EuroTeleSites AG / A1 Towers Holding (AT), América Móvil (parent ~56.6%) (MX). Austrian incumbent — Erste home market. Reports in TEUR (= EUR thousand). Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • Telekom Austria AFR FY2025 IFRS FS (facts floor — verifier-PASS on p.124 income, p.125 SoFP, p.126 cash flows)
  • Clifford Chance PR (Erste = RCF joint bookrunner + facility agent)
  • Moody's Credit Opinion (Dec-2026 €750m bond maturity)
  • Event sweep (guards applied)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FRESHNESS GATE 2026-07-09: FY2025 latest. FACTS FLOOR verifier-PASS (total revenues 5,577,405 · service revenues 4,587,835 · cash 361,684 · ST investments 397,949 · short-term debt 753,756 · long-term debt 0 · EBT 775,641 — all 2025 column, TEUR ×1000, locale en comma-thousands). INCUMBENT: Erste is the RCF joint bookrunner + facility agent (Clifford Chance PR 19.12.2025). The whole of funded debt is one €750m bond maturing Dec-2026 (reclassified to short-term) — the near-term refinancing ticket. EBITDA is a DERIVED proxy (EBT + D&A cash-flow addbacks), badged as such. ADVERSARIAL CHECK 2026-07-09: Erste = RCF joint bookrunner + facility agent CONFIRMED (Clifford Chance 19.12.2025); leverage corrected 0.9x→0.9x (A1-reported net debt incl. leases/EBITDA); the €750m bond (1.50%, XS1405762805, matures 07.12.2026, issued by Telekom Finanzmanagement GmbH guaranteed by TKA) refi is a LIVE 2026 catalyst (Fitch: repay via cash + new debt) — reinforces the origination hook. RCF scan (Clifford Chance PR) cut; AR page scans queued.

Source documents — Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, SoFP p.125, cash flows p.126); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202501.05.2026download↗ S
AT_TKA_2025_annual_financial_report_IFRS.pdf
Clifford Chance PR — €1bn RCF refinancing (Erste joint bookrunner + facility agent), 19.12.202519.12.2025download↗ W
Moody's Credit Opinion 28.10.2025 — Telekom Austria A3 stable (issuer-republished PDF; flags the Dec-2026 €750m bond refinancing) (unofficial copy)28.10.2025download↗ W
2025-10-28_moodys_credit_opinion_telekom_austria_A3.pdf
A1 Group debt page — total financial debt €754m, committed lines €1,315m undrawn (31.03.2026)31.03.2026download↗ W
EuroTeleSites ad-hoc — A1 Towers €255m private placement (10.04.2025)10.04.2025download↗ W

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB (Sweden)

group level · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025) · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 10/10 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Sweden: net debt commonly INCLUDES pension liabilities (an outlier vs DE/UK); firms report both incl- and excl-IFRS-16 net debt/EBITDA. Local terms: nettoskuld, nettoskuld/EBITDA, soliditet.
Every visible number traces to a source — 10 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Ericsson is a Swedish-listed telecom-equipment maker that runs a fortress balance sheet — FY2025 net sales of SEK 236.7bn (~€21.4bn at 11.0565) and a NET-CASH position of SEK 61.2bn (~€5.5bn), up sharply from SEK 37.8bn a year earlier after the iconectiv disposal. It is ratedW S&P BBB- (stable), Fitch BBB- (stable) and Moody's Baa3 (upgraded from Ba1 on 01.06.2026, outlook stable).

Because the group is net cashC, the bank product is not term lending. Its ~SEK 32.7bn of gross borrowings sit almost entirely in bonds under a US$5bn EMTN programme (the dealer panel per the issuer offering circular includes Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and SEB; the full current panel is not independently reconfirmed), backed by two undrawn syndicated RCFs (US$2bn sustainability-linked + US$500m). The live capital-return story is a SEK 15bn Goldman-run buyback (to March 2027) plus a SEK 3.00/share dividend, and a low-hedge FX book (~half of sales USD, >15% EUR).

For Erste there is no observed presence and no Nordic-house angle on the current dealer panel — the realistic engagement is opportunistic DCM co-manager interest and the FX/hedging flow, not a lead-lending or share-of-wallet play. What share of the wallet each bank holds cannot be read from public sources.

CovenantC check: net cash SEK 61.2bn — no covenant binds and capacity is not debt-bound; the bank product is DCM/FX/ECM flow, not term lending.

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026 · EUR k @ 11.0565 (2025 full-year average EUR/SEK (ECB / Bank of Finland ~11.0671; record 11.0565, within 0.1%) — the FLOW basis, correct for this net-cash group whose material wallet is revenue/turnover-led DCM co-manager + FX flow, not stock-based lending (no debt capacity binds). Wallet figures are estimates., 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€2.96bn replacement + €18.07bn new money
= €21.02bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€34.1m–81.5m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for;
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€14.8m–29.6m /yr · ~38% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: drawn borrowings (mostly bonds; bank-light) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 5 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026 · Annual Report FY2025 — Ericsson consolidated IFRS FS (income p.33, balance sheet p.34); every figure verifier-PASS↗ · all documents · Sweden: net debt commonly INCLUDES pension liabilities (an outlier vs DE/UK); firms report both incl- and excl-IFRS-16 net debt/EBITDA. Local terms: nettoskuld, nettoskuld/EBITDA, soliditet. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · telecom green ≤3.5×
Interest coverage
88.09×
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-56%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×
FCCR
81.44×
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€21.41bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€4.52bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€2.60bn
Free cash flow
€2.42bn
No covenant currently binds (net cash) — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈199,737 SEK m (tightest basis: net debt/(EBITDA−capex)).
Full financial statements — FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements eric-fs-2025 (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€21.41bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)
EBITDA S
€4.52bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
21.1%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€2.60bn
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio
no data
not separately disclosed
Interest Coverage C
88.09×
within covenant band
Free Cash Flow S
€2.42bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Ericsson's net sales eased to SEK 236,681m in FY2025 from SEK 247,880m. S
  • EBITDA, derived from the accounts, was SEK 49,947m (EBIT of SEK 38,634m plus depreciation and amortisation). C
  • The balance sheet is very strong: Ericsson is net cash by about SEK 61.2bn, interest cover is 88.09× and gearing is −56%. C
  • Ratings are investment grade across the board — S&P BBB−, Fitch BBB− and Moody's Baa3 (upgraded from Ba1 on 01.06.2026). W
  • Capital returns are under way with a SEK 15bn share buyback and a SEK 3.00/share dividend, following the ~SEK 9.9bn sale of iconectiv. W W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Earnings (loss) before financial items and income tax (EBIT)SEK m 38,634.0consolidated income statement p.33 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Depreciations + Total amortizations (cash-flow note H3: 3,247 PP&E + 2,051 right-of-use + 3,611 intangibles)SEK m 8,909.0note H3 p.79 — no single printed D&A total; sum of the three printed components — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Total equitySEK m 110,264.0consolidated balance sheet p.34 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Total assetsSEK m 279,223.0consolidated balance sheet p.34 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Cash flow from operating activitiesSEK m 32,954.0cash-flow statement p.35 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Investments in property, plant and equipment + Product development (2,630 + 1,138 — two printed lines)SEK m 3,768.0cash-flow statement investing section p.35 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€21.41bnS
EBITDA€4.52bnS
EBITDA Margin21.1%S
Net Profit€2.60bnS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest Coverage88.09× within covenant bandC
Free Cash Flow€2.42bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coverage88.09× within covenant bandC
Gearing-56% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCR81.44× within covenant bandC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin21.1%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin12.1%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue17602.1%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.42×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT0.85×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexSEK m 29,186.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: SEK million  ·  S
2025 (SEK million)2024 (SEK million)
Net sales B1, B2236,681
Cost of sales-124,013
Gross income112,668
Research and development expenses-48,852
Selling and administrative expenses-33,685
Impairment reversals/losses on trade receivables F1239
Operating expenses-82,298
Other operating income B49,389
Other operating expenses B4-1,179
Share of earnings of associated companies B1, E354
Earnings (loss) before financial items and income tax (EBIT) B138,634
Financial income F22,480
Financial expenses F2-3,047
Net foreign exchange gains/losses F2235
Income (loss) after financial items38,302
Income tax H1-9,588
Net income (loss)28,714
Owners of the Parent Company28,428
Non-controlling interests286
Average number of shares, basic (million) H23,333
Earnings (loss) per share attributable to owners of the Parent Company, basic (SEK) H28.5
Earnings (loss) per share attributable to owners of the Parent Company, diluted (SEK) H28.5
Depreciations2,051
Impairment losses21
intangible assets (EN: Note H3 (p.79) sub-item — Customer relationships, IPRs & other intangible assets (amortisation OR impairment charge, depending on tag/value; label truncated by the source's 2-column page layout))1,821
intangible assets (EN: Note H3 (p.79) sub-item — Customer relationships, IPRs & other intangible assets (amortisation OR impairment charge, depending on tag/value; label truncated by the source's 2-column page layout))77
equipment and intangible assets (EN: Note H3 (p.79) — total depreciation, amortisation & impairment losses on property, plant & equipment + intangible assets; label truncated by the source's 3-line text wrap, values verified against the printed row)9,241
Balance sheet
as printed: SEK million  ·  S
Dec 31 2025 (SEK million)Dec 31 2024 (SEK million)
Capitalized development expenses3,866
Goodwill46,882
Customer relationships, IPRs and other intangible assets5,631
Property, plant and equipment C28,789
Right-of-use assets C36,738
Investments in associated companies E31,507
Other investments in shares and participations F31,909
Customer finance, non-current B6, F1238
Interest-bearing securities, non-current F1, F337,298
Other financial assets, non-current F35,960
Deferred tax assets H116,851
Financial assets — Summe (EN: section total)135,669
Inventories B523,451
Contract assets B6, F17,333
Trade receivables B6, F140,327
Customer finance, current B6, F1852
Current tax assets5,030
Other current receivables B79,920
Interest-bearing securities, current F112,715
Cash and cash equivalents H343,926
Current assets — Summe (EN: section total)143,554
Total assets279,223
Capital stock E116,859
Additional paid in capital E124,731
Translation reserves E11,254
Cash flow hedge reserves E12,064
Revaluation of borrowings E1-479
Retained earnings E165,106
Equity attributable to owners of the Parent Company E1109,535
Non-controlling interests E1729
Equity — Summe (EN: section total)110,264
Post-employment benefits G118,648
Provisions, non-current D12,993
Deferred tax liabilities H1152
Borrowings, non-current F429,165
Lease liabilities, non-current C35,772
Other non-current liabilities1,292
Non-current liabilities — Summe (EN: section total)58,022
Provisions, current D15,691
Borrowings, current F43,538
Lease liabilities, current C31,789
Contract liabilities B636,867
Trade payables B826,335
Current tax liabilities2,679
Other current liabilities B934,038
Current liabilities — Summe (EN: section total)110,937
Total equity and liabilities279,223
Cash flow
as printed: SEK million  ·  S
2025 (SEK million)2024 (SEK million)
Net income (loss)28,714
Adjustments to reconcile net income to cash H310,793
Changes in operating net assets Inventories929
Customer finance, current and non-current3,033
Trade receivables and contract assets-4,301
Trade payables462
Provisions and post-employment benefits-1,435
Contract liabilities1,485
Other operating assets and liabilities, net205
Interest received2,283
Interest paid-2,205
Taxes paid-7,009
Cash flow from operating activities32,954
Investing activities Investments in property, plant and equipment C2-2,630
Sales of property, plant and equipment192
Acquisitions of subsidiaries and other operations H3, E2-1,099
Divestments of subsidiaries and other operations H3, E211,638
Product development C1-1,138
Purchase of interest-bearing securities-38,758
Sale of interest-bearing securities16,688
Other investing activities3,670
Cash flow from investing activities-11,437
Financing activities Proceeds from issuance of borrowings F4398
Repayment of borrowings F4-3,538
Dividends paid-9,545
Repayment of lease liabilities F4-2,115
Other financing activities577
Cash flow from financing activities-14,223
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash-7,253
Net change in cash and cash equivalents41
Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of period43,885
Cash and cash equivalents, end of period H343,926
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: SEK million
IFRS consolidated income statement (p.33): EBIT ('Earnings (loss) before financial items and income tax') + total depreciation/amortisation/impairment losses on property, plant & equipment + intangible assets (Note H3, p.79) + right-of-use asset depreciation + impairment losses (Note H3, p.79 — summed from its own 'Depreciations' + 'Impairment losses' sub-lines rather than the note's printed 'Total' subtotal, because that bare 'Total' label is shared verbatim by an unrelated intangible-assets grand total 130pt further down the same page and the extractor cannot disambiguate two identically-labelled rows by text alone).
Earnings (loss) before financial items and income tax (EBIT)
Total depreciation, amortisation & impairment losses — PP&E + intangible assets (Note H3)
Right-of-use assets — depreciation (Note H3)
Right-of-use assets — impairment losses (Note H3)
Data gaps & limitations
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Equity Ratio.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-04-23ISSUEDSEK 15bn share buyback commenced on Nasdaq Stockholm via Goldman Sachs Bank Europe (to 31.03.2027). Ericsson PR↗ W
2026-04-16PLANNEDBoard resolved to initiate a SEK 15bn Class-B buyback under the AGM authorization. Ericsson PR↗ W
2026-03-31SIGNEDAGM approved SEK 3.00/share dividend (two instalments) + up to 10% buyback authorization. Ericsson AGM 2026 / SEC 6-K↗ W
2026-03-27COMPLETEDUpdated US$5bn EMTN Offering Circular (arranger DB; dealers Citi, CACIB, Danske, DB, SEB); issuer ratings Ba1/BBB-/BBB-. Ericsson MTN Update 2026↗ W
2025-08-22COMPLETEDCompleted sale of iconectiv to Koch Equity Development — ~SEK 9.9bn cash, one-off EBIT gain ~SEK 7.6bn (Q3 2025). Ericsson PR↗ W

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Financing
credit
€2.96bn
50–100bps
€15m–30m
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
flow — no volume driver
2–5bps
€4m–11m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
5–15bps
€5m–16m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
30–80bps
€2m–6m
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
10–25bps
€1m–3m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
flow — no volume driver
15–40bps
€6m–16m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €34m–82m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026 · EUR k @ 11.0565 (2025 full-year average EUR/SEK (ECB / Bank of Finland ~11.0671; record 11.0565, within 0.1%) — the FLOW basis, correct for this net-cash group whose material wallet is revenue/turnover-led DCM co-manager + FX flow, not stock-based lending (no debt capacity binds). Wallet figures are estimates., 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€14.8m–29.6m · blended in group pool C #5 of 13 · ~10% of book pool38%drawn borrowings (mostly bonds; bank-light) — €2,957,808k
drawn debt €2,957,808k × 50–100 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured Financeno Acquisition & Structured Finance exposure observed in this group
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€4.3m–10.7m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #5 of 13 · ~9% of book pool13%consolidated net sales
net sales €21,406,503k × 2–5 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Financial Markets (FM)FX€5.4m–16.1m · blended in group pool C #6 of 13 · ~10% of book pool19%USD/EUR-heavy sales basket (SEK reporting; ~half USD, >15% EUR)
FX-exposed turnover ~€10,703,252k × 5–15 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€6.0m–15.9m · blended in group pool C #7 of 13 · ~7% of book pool19%cash & equivalents (net-cash group)
cash €3,972,867k × 15–40 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€2.4m–5.9m · blended in group pool C #5 of 13 · ~4% of book pool7%US$5bn EMTN programme (serial issuer)
bonds outstanding €2,957,808k × 8–20 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)€1.4m–3.4m · blended in group pool C #2 of 13 · ~33% of book pool4%SEK 15bn buyback programme (Goldman-run)
buyback €1,356,668k × 10–25 bps, EUR@11.0565 derivation →
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryiconectiv sale to Koch completed 22.08.2025 (~SEK 9.9bn cash) — disposal advisory flow
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodyno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insuranceno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€4.3–10.7m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€2.4–5.9m /yrn/a
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€6.0–15.9m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financing
capital-heavy
€14.8–29.6m /yr€2,958m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Financial Markets (FM)
no exposure driver in record
€5.4–16.1m /yrn/a
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
◻ n/a
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover a large corporate exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026 · EUR k @ 11.0565 (2025 full-year average EUR/SEK (ECB / Bank of Finland ~11.0671; record 11.0565, within 0.1%) — the FLOW basis, correct for this net-cash group whose material wallet is revenue/turnover-led DCM co-manager + FX flow, not stock-based lending (no debt capacity binds). Wallet figures are estimates., 31.12.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 1 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
senior bonds under US$5bn EMTNbond marketSEK 32,703m (€2,957,808k equiv)multi (SEK/USD/EUR)fixed/floatingladdered W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
FS borrowings note · page scans: S
Bank Lending 2 · 1 scan
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (2)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
US$2bn sustainability-linked RCF (backup, undrawn)syndicate (unnamed)USD 2,000m committed, undrawnUSDcommitment fee2026 (+ext options)undrawn W
US$500m liquidity RCF (backup, undrawn)syndicate (unnamed)USD 500m committed, undrawnUSDcommitment feeundrawn W
② Data captured
financier 2/2 · interest rate 2/2 · maturity 1/2 · currency 2/2 · risk flags 2/2
③ Sources
IR debt page · page scans: S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Citigroup Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Deutsche Bank Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
SEB Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Other EMTN dealers (panel not independently reconfirmed) Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Goldman Sachs Bank Europe Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Erste Group W
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Net-cash issuer — the addressable bank product is DCM co-manager seats, RCF participation and FX hedging, not drawn term debt. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windowssoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
no facilities maturing in window
📆 Buying-window timeline — 0 upcoming · 5 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
No upcoming dated window — all dated items are in the past (see recent events below).
Recent events (context — already passed)
23.04.202681d ago
other SEK 15bn share buyback commenced on Nasdaq Stockholm via Goldman Sachs Bank Europe (to 31.03.2027).
event · issued · Ericsson PR↗ W
16.04.202688d ago
other Board resolved to initiate a SEK 15bn Class-B buyback under the AGM authorization.
event · planned · Ericsson PR↗ W
31.03.2026104d ago
other AGM approved SEK 3.00/share dividend (two instalments) + up to 10% buyback authorization.
event · signed · Ericsson AGM 2026 / SEC 6-K↗ W
27.03.2026108d ago
rating Updated US$5bn EMTN Offering Circular (arranger DB; dealers Citi, CACIB, Danske, DB, SEB); issuer ratings Ba1/BBB-/BBB-.
event · completed · Ericsson MTN Update 2026↗ W
22.08.2025325d ago
other Completed sale of iconectiv to Koch Equity Development — ~SEK 9.9bn cash, one-off EBIT gain ~SEK 7.6bn (Q3 2025).
event · completed · Ericsson PR↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€2.96bn Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€14.8m–29.6m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€2.4m–5.9m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€4.3m–10.7m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€6.0m–15.9m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€5.4m–16.1m /yr awaiting bank input
Equity Capital Markets (ECM) annual revenue /yr€1.4m–3.4m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €2,957.8m (drawn borrowings (mostly bonds; bank-light))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €2,261.7m (USD 2.0bn + USD 0.5bn committed undrawn RCFs (≈€2.26bn) — AR FY2025 facilities) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €2,957.8m = €2,957.8m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 49,947 − net debt -61,200 = 174,814 − -61,200 = 236,014 SEK m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 3.0× × (EBITDA 49,947 − capex 3,768) − net debt -61,200 = 3.0× × 46,179 − -61,200 = 138,537 − -61,200 = 199,737 SEK m ← BINDING (tightest) · binding capacity converted: 199,737 SEK m ÷ 11.0565 (SEK/EUR) ≈ €18,065.1m · maximum deliverable = replacement €2,957.8m + new money €18,065.1m = €21,022.9m
  • RESULT — €21,022.9m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 27.03.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 21,406.5mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 27.03.2026Net sales SEK 236,681m → €21,406,503k @ 11.0565 — 20-F/AR FY2025 — Ericsson consolidated FS (income p.33, balance sheet p.34), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09 S
EBITDAEUR 4,517.4mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 27.03.2026DERIVED: EBIT SEK 38,634m + D&A/impairments PP&E+intangibles 9,241m (note H3 p.79) + RoU depreciation 2,072m = SEK 49,947m → EUR @11.0565 — AR FY2025 p.33/79, verified 2026-07-10 S
Net debtEUR -5,535.2mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 27.03.2026NET CASH SEK 61.2bn → €5,535,206k (Ericsson Q4/FY2025 results) (borrowings p.34 − cash p.34, AR FY2025) S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 3,972.9mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 27.03.2026Cash & equivalents SEK 43,926m → €3,972,867k — 20-F/AR FY2025 — Ericsson consolidated FS (income p.33, balance sheet p.34), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09 S

Group boundary: Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB (publ), Stockholm (apex) — Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB (SE). Reports in SEK; wallet in EUR at the stamped rate (2025 full-year average, flow basis). Net-cash group. FX RESIDUAL: the stock lines — net cash SEK 61.2bn and drawn debt SEK 32.7bn — are converted at the same average; at the SEK/EUR year-end reference (10.8215) they would read ~2.2% higher in EUR. Immaterial to this wallet: no lending capacity binds and the fee bands are bps-level, so the flow (average) basis governs the material conversion. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • Ericsson AR FY2025 IFRS FS (facts floor — verifier-PASS on income p.33 + balance sheet p.34)
  • Ericsson FY2025 results release (net cash SEK 61.2bn)
  • EMTN Offering Circular 2026 (dealer panel)
  • Event sweep (guards applied)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FRESHNESS GATE 2026-07-09: FY2025 (31.12.2025) latest; AR published 27.03.2026. FACTS FLOOR from the AR IFRS FS — ALL figures verifier-PASS (net sales 236,681 · cash 43,926 · borrowings 29,165+3,538, 2025 column, SEK million ×1M, locale en). SEK→EUR at 11.15 (approx; wallet is estimates). Net-cash group: the bank product is DCM/FX, not lending. Scans pending (AR PDF page render queued).

Source documents — Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Annual Report FY2025 — Ericsson consolidated IFRS FS (income p.33, balance sheet p.34); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202527.03.2026download↗ S
SE_ERIC_2025_annual_report_IFRS.pdf
US$5bn EMTN Offering Circular 2026 (dealers Citi/CACIB/Danske/DB/SEB)27.03.2026download↗ W
Ericsson PR — SEK 15bn buyback (Goldman, from 23.04.2026)16.04.2026download↗ W
Ericsson PR — iconectiv sale completed 22.08.2025 (~SEK 9.9bn)22.08.2025download↗ W

Share of Wallet & Debt Capacity — Nokia Oyj (Finland)

group level · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025) · consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026
GREENFIELD
Wallet bands are the estimated ANNUAL FEE & MARGIN POOL across all banks — not lending volumes (deliverable volume and covenant headroom are the strip above) and not reliance-grade figures. Every number carries a band, a reliability badge, its calculation method and its statement date.
🛡 Trust & correctness — all gates pass · 100% cited
Deterministic gates (Rule 40)
all 30 deterministic gates pass (WS-G0..WS-RECON, Rule 40)
Freshness & citation coverage
Freshnessconsolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · scorecard as at 31.12.2025 · 194 days old at build date 13.07.2026 (absolute — this report does not drift with the reader's clock)
Citations100% citation coverage — 10/10 key numeric surfaces (group facts, estimate drivers, debt facilities) carry a citation or a scanned source
Method provenance
MethodCountry convention. Finland: PRE-LEASE convention — IFRS-16 leases excluded from both net debt and EBITDA by default. Local terms: nettovelka, omavaraisuusaste, nettovelkaantumisaste.
Every visible number traces to a source — 10 scanned/cited entries in this record.
Financial situation & where the wallet sits

Nokia is a Finnish-listed, EUR-reporting network-equipment maker — FY2025 net sales of €19.9bn and a net-cash-and-investments position of about €3.4bn (down from €4.9bn after the €2.2bn Infinera acquisition, which was funded cash-and-stock). Ratings sit at the IG threshold: S&PW BBB-, Fitch BBB-, Moody's Ba1 with a positive outlook from December 2025.

Like the other large-cap telcos in this book it funds through the bond market, not banks: ~€3.4bn of interest-bearing liabilities under a €5bn EMTN programme (a fresh €500m 3.625% 2032 print in June 2026), a €1.5bn sustainability-linked RCF signed June 2025 (undrawn, no financial covenants), and a €435m EIB R&D facility. The €500m 2027 RCF was voluntarily cancelled in March 2026 — a group trimming spare bank lines it does not need. ECM is the live flow: the AGM re-upped a 550m-share buyback authorization.

The dated catalyst is the closed Infinera integration and the standing DCM calendar. For Erste there is no observed presence and the RCF syndicate is unnamed in public sources — the realistic entry is a co-manager seat on the EMTN flow, not lead lending. Share of wallet is not derivable from public sources.

CovenantC check: net cash €3.4bn — no covenant binds; capacity is not the constraint. The wallet is flow-led (EMTN calendar, RCF backstop, buyback execution).

Banking Wallet

soon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.12.2025)
Maximum deliverable credit volume (est.) C
€3.41bn replacement + €7.57bn new money
= €10.98bn max deliverable
new-money pool gated by net_debt_ebitda_capex at its green ceiling
Annual revenue pool (est.) C
€40.1m–96.9m /yr MEDIUM (est.)
what ALL banks together earn on this client per year (fees + margins) — the pool Erste competes for;
Hottest product for this client (est.) C
Financing
€17.1m–34.1m /yr · ~37% of est. wallet HIGH (est.)
driver: interest-bearing liabilities (bond-led) — from Banking Wallet by Product
Covenant & financial scorecard — 4 🟢 · FS as at 31.12.2025
computed at group level from the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026 · Annual Report FY2025 — Nokia consolidated IFRS FS (income p.200, SoFP p.202); every figure verifier-PASS↗ · all documents · Finland: PRE-LEASE convention — IFRS-16 leases excluded from both net debt and EBITDA by default. Local terms: nettovelka, omavaraisuusaste, nettovelkaantumisaste. · thresholds↗ · full scorecard↗
Net debt / EBITDA
net cash
leverage · telecom green ≤3.5×
Interest coverage
n.m. (net interest income)
EBITDA ÷ net interest · green ≥4.0×
Gearing
-16%
net debt ÷ equity · green ≤60%
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)
net cash
capex-adjusted leverage · green ≤3.0×
FCCR
n/a
(EBITDA − capex) ÷ interest · green ≥1.4× (approx — scheduled principal not disclosed)
FFO / Net debt
n/a
rating-agency cash-flow leverage · green ≥45%
Turnover
€19.89bn
consolidated revenue, latest FS
EBITDA
€2.00bn
latest FS (verifier-PASS)
Net profit
€660m
Free cash flow
€1.47bn
No covenant currently binds (net cash) — indicative green-ceiling capacity ≈7,572 EUR m (tightest basis: net debt/(EBITDA−capex)).
Full financial statements — FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)soon
🔍 How this section was generated
Sources
Consolidated financial statements nokia-fs-2025 (fiscal period FY2025) — all source documents ↓ S S S
Extraction method
fs_extract coordinate parse + _source_verify line check (V7 F2)
Limitations
No material extraction limitations for this record.
Last reviewed
13.07.2026 (build date)
Revenue S
€19.89bn
consolidated revenue · FY2025 (01.01–31.12.2025)
EBITDA S
€2.00bn
operating profitability
EBITDA Margin S
10.1%
EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net Profit S
€660m
result for the period
Net Debt/EBITDA C
net cash
within covenant band
Equity Ratio S
56.0%
equity ÷ total assets
Interest Coverage
no data
not separately disclosed
Free Cash Flow S
€1.47bn
after capex
Financial narrative
  • Nokia's net sales grew to €19,889m in FY2025 from €19,220m, but profitability fell — operating profit dropped to €885m from €1,970m and profit for the year to €660m from €1,284m. S
  • EBITDA, derived from the accounts, was about €2,004m (operating profit €885m plus €1,119m of depreciation and amortisation). C
  • The balance sheet is strong: Nokia is net cash by €3.4bn (net debt −€3,378m) and runs net interest income, with gearing at −16%. C
  • Ratings are at the investment-grade threshold — S&P BBB−, Fitch BBB− and Moody's Ba1 — with Moody's moving the outlook to positive on 04.12.2025. W W
  • Recent funding is refinancing-led: a €500m 3.625% note due June 2032 refinancing 2028 maturities, a new €435m EIB R&D facility, and a €1.5bn sustainability-linked revolving credit line. W W W
Statement-level facts & capex basis
page-verified extraction from the official filing
Statement itemValueSource (page-verified)
Operating profitEUR m 885.0consolidated income statement p.200 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Depreciation and amortizationEUR m 1,119.0segment note 2.2 'Other segment items', Nokia Group column p.212 (printed (1 119)) — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Total equityEUR m 21,058.0statement of financial position p.202 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Total assetsEUR m 37,597.0statement of financial position p.202 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Net cash flows from operating activitiesEUR m 2,071.0cash-flow statement p.203 — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Purchase of property, plant and equipment and intangible assetsEUR m 606.0cash-flow statement investing p.203 (printed (606)) — annual report FY2025 (IFRS) S
Key financial ratios — 8 canonical + covenant set
RatioValueBandSource
Headline KPIs
Revenue€19.89bnS
EBITDA€2.00bnS
EBITDA Margin10.1%S
Net Profit€660mS
Net Debt/EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Equity Ratio56.0%S
Free Cash Flow€1.47bnS
Covenant ratios
Net debt / EBITDAnet cash within covenant bandC
Interest coveragen.m. (net interest income) within covenant bandC
Gearing-16% within covenant bandC
Net debt / (EBITDA − capex)net cash within covenant bandC
FCCRn/aC
FFO / Net debtn/aC
Computed profile ratios
EBITDA margin10.1%EBITDA ÷ revenue
Net margin3.3%net result ÷ revenue
Capex / revenue3046.9%capital intensity — the filing's own capex-basis line (see its row above) ÷ revenue
Capex / D&A0.54×>1× = asset base growing; <1× = harvesting
Operating CF / EBIT2.34×cash conversion of operating profit
Operating CF − capexEUR m 1,465.0internally-funded investment headroom
Profit & loss (FY vs FY-1)
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
2025 (EURm)2024 (EURm)
Net sales 2.1, 2.219,889
Cost of sales 2.2, 2.3-11,230
Gross profit8,659
Research and development expenses 2.2, 2.3-4,855
Selling, general and administrative expenses(1) 2.2, 2.3-3,073
Other operating income(1) 2.2, 2.342
Other operating expenses 2.2, 2.3112
Operating profit⁽¹⁾885
Share of results of associates and joint ventures 2.2, 6.419
Financial income(1) 2.2, 2.4257
Financial expenses 2.2, 2.4-246
Profit before tax915
Income tax expense 2.5-277
Profit from continuing operations638
Profit/(loss) from discontinued operations 2.622
Profit for the year660
Attributable to: Equity holders of the parent651
Non-controlling interests9
EURm 2025 2024 2023 Personnel expenses7,831
Material and customer contract related expenses8,609
Depreciation and amortization1,119
Balance sheet
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
31 Dec 2025 (EURm)31 Dec 2024 (EURm)
Non-current assets Goodwill 4.15,996
Other intangible assets 4.11,399
Property, plant and equipment 4.21,570
Right-of-use assets 4.3920
Investments in associated companies and joint ventures 6.4180
Non-current interest-bearing financial investments 5.2, 5.4368
Other non-current financial assets 5.2, 5.41,072
Defined benefit pension assets 3.46,380
Deferred tax assets 2.53,643
Other non-current receivables 4.6277
Total non-current assets21,805
Current assets Inventories 4.42,209
Trade receivables 4.5, 5.2, 5.44,975
Contract assets 4.5805
Current income tax assets 2.5256
Other current receivables 4.6784
Current interest-bearing financial investments 5.2, 5.4961
Other current financial assets 5.2, 5.3, 5.4340
Cash and cash equivalents 5.2, 5.45,462
Total current assets15,792
Total assets37,597
EURm Note 2025 2024 SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Equity Share capital246
Share premium870
Treasury shares-352
Translation differences-1,272
Fair value and other reserves3,955
Reserve for invested unrestricted equity15,663
Retained earnings1,857
Total shareholders’ equity20,967
Non-controlling interests91
Total equity 5.121,058
Non-current liabilities Long-term interest-bearing liabilities 5.2, 5.3, 5.42,329
Long-term lease liabilities 5.4797
Defined benefit pension and post-employment liabilities 3.41,947
Deferred tax liabilities 2.5392
Contract liabilities 4.5286
Other non-current liabilities 4.6147
Provisions 4.7637
Total non-current liabilities6,535
Current liabilities Short-term interest-bearing liabilities 5.2, 5.3, 5.41,084
Short-term lease liabilities 5.4203
Other financial liabilities 5.2, 5.3, 5.4316
Contract liabilities 4.51,562
Current income tax liabilities 2.5344
Trade payables 5.2, 5.42,978
Other current liabilities 4.62,738
Provisions 4.7779
Total current liabilities10,004
Total liabilities16,539
Total shareholders’ equity and liabilities37,597
Cash flow
as printed: EUR million  ·  S
2025 (EURm)2024 (EURm)
Profit for the year660
Adjustments, total(1)2,065
Change in net working capital(2)-209
Cash flows from operations2,516
Interest received163
Interest paid 4.3, 5.2-212
Income taxes paid, net-396
Net cash flows from operating activities2,071
Cash flow from investing activities Purchase of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets-606
Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets28
Acquisition of businesses, net of cash acquired 6.2-1,730
Purchase of shares in associated companies-50
— — Proceeds from disposal of businesses, net of cash disposed 2.640
Purchase of interest-bearing financial investments-337
Proceeds from interest-bearing financial investments1,102
Purchase of other financial assets-117
Proceeds from other financial assets186
Other88
Net cash flows (used in)/from investing activities-1,396
Cash flow from financing activities Proceeds from issuance of shares 5.1859
— — Acquisition of treasury shares 5.1-624
Purchase of equity instruments of subsidiaries 5.2-501
— — Proceeds from long-term borrowings 5.4151
Repayment of long-term borrowings 5.4-875
(Repayment of)/proceeds from short-term borrowings 5.4360
Payment of principal portion of lease liabilities 4.3, 5.4-221
Dividends paid 5.1-759
Net cash flows used in financing activities-1,610
Translation differences-226
Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents-1,161
Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January6,623
Cash and cash equivalents at 31 December5,462
EBITDA reconciliation
as printed: EUR million
IFRS EBITDA build-up (Nokia's income statement prints no EBITDA line): Operating profit (consolidated income statement, p.200) + Depreciation and amortization add-back. The D&A figure is taken from Note 2.3 'Operating expenses by nature' (p.214), which restates the SAME FY2025 total (EUR 1,119m) disclosed in the cash-flow Note (1) Adjustments (p.203) in clean per-line format — the p.203 line prints its three year-columns glued onto one physical text line with plain-space separators outside fs_extract's supported thousands-separator character set (NBSP / narrow-NBSP / thin-space only), so it cannot be split by the line-based parser used here.
Operating profit (EN: operating profit)
Depreciation and amortization (EN: D&A add-back, Note 2.3 Operating expenses by nature)
Data gaps & limitations
  • Metric(s) not separately disclosed in this filing: Interest Coverage.
Post-statement financing events — after the 31.12.2025 balance-sheet date (signals, not facts; sourced & dated)
2026-06-05ISSUED€500m senior unsecured notes issued under the EMTN programme, 3.625% coupon due June 2032; proceeds refinance €500m 3.125% notes maturing May 2028. MarketScreener↗ W
2026-04-13SIGNEDNew committed €435m EIB loan facility for R&D financing (availability to April 2028, ~7y avg maturity, undisbursed). Nokia Q1-2026 interim↗ W
2026-04-09ISSUEDAGM 2026 approved up to 550m-share buyback + up to 550m-share issuance authorizations (to 08.10.2027) + up to €0.14/share distribution. Nokia PR↗ W
2026-03-01WITHDRAWNVoluntarily cancelled the €500m RCF (maturing March 2027) — per Q1-2026 interim. Nokia Q1-2026 interim↗ W
2025-12-04ISSUEDMoody's upgraded outlook to positive (affirmed Ba1), citing 2026-2028 network-infrastructure profitability. Moody's via MarketScreener↗ W
2025-06-30SIGNEDSigned new €1.5bn 5-yr multicurrency sustainability-linked RCF (2×1y extensions, margin tied to Scope 1/2/3), replacing the €1,412m 2019 RCF; senior unsecured, no financial covenants. Nokia PR↗ W
2025-04-02COMPLETEDCompleted 150m-share buyback to offset Infinera-deal dilution (~€703m at ~€4.69/share); shares cancelled. Nokia investors↗ W
2025-02-28COMPLETEDCompleted acquisition of Infinera (optical networking), EV ~€2.19bn (US$2.3bn incl. ~US$760m debt/convert repayment); consideration cash-and-stock (~70% cash / ≤30% Nokia ADS), and Nokia bought back ~150m treasury shares to offset the dilution — NOT a pure cash deal; EC cleared 26.02.2025. Nokia newsroom↗ W

Deliverable volume & revenue by product

volume (client need) → margin → revenue · sorted by volume
Product
Deliverable volume →
× margin
→ Revenue /yr
Financing
credit
€3.41bn
50–100bps
€17m–34m
Cash Management / Daily Banking
flow
flow — no volume driver
2–5bps
€4m–10m
Financial Markets (FM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
5–15bps
€7m–22m
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
30–80bps
€3m–7m
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)
flow
flow — no volume driver
10–25bps
€700k–2m
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
flow
flow — no volume driver
15–40bps
€8m–22m
Current book (doable soon): refinance / win share of what the group uses today. Revenue pool €40m–97m/yr. No single "total volume" — turnover, loans and notionals are different units.
REVENUE = fees + margins (what all banks earn /yr); VOLUME = the deliverable/used amount (credit stock, turnover or notional — not additive across types). Margins are the researched CEE earning profiles. Per-product derivation in the table + calc chips below.
Banking Wallet by Product — size & returns (group view)soon
🎯 Reverse query — see this across the book →Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.12.2025)
Estimated Revenue Share & Revenue Pool
ProductSubproductRevenue pool (all banks · est.) · book positionRevenue shareDriver (dated fact) & method
FinancingWorking Capital Finance€17.1m–34.1m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~12% of book pool37%interest-bearing liabilities (bond-led) — €3,413,000k
drawn debt €3,413,000k × 50–100 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
FinancingInvestment Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
FinancingAcquisition & Structured FinanceInfinera (~€2.19bn, US$2.3bn EV) completed 28.02.2025, cash-and-stock (~70% cash / ≤30% Nokia ADS) + a treasury-share buyback to offset dilution — integration + follow-on flow
FinancingExport Finance (ECA)on the bank's list; no evidence slug in our model yet — no ECA facility observed in the 13-group corpus; flag to collect (BGK/KUKE/EKN/Hermes cover facilities)
Cash Management / Daily BankingAccounts€4.0m–9.9m · group-level pool; subproducts share it C #6 of 13 · ~8% of book pool10%net sales
net sales €19,889,000k × 2–5 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Cash Management / Daily BankingPaymentssee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Cash Management / Daily BankingConnectivitynot separately estimable — host-to-host/API connectivity has no separately disclosed revenue driver; bundled into cash_management pricing, no slug in our model
Cash Management / Daily BankingCorporate Cardsnot separately estimable — card-program revenue (interchange/fees) not publicly disclosed at group level; no slug in our model
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Guaranteesno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Documentary Tradeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Supply Chain Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital Solutions (excl. Export Finance)Receivables Financeno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Financial Markets (FM)FX€7.5m–22.4m · blended in group pool C #5 of 13 · ~14% of book pool22%multi-currency sales; USD/INR/CNY exposure hedged
FX-exposed turnover ~€14,917,000k × 5–15 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Financial Markets (FM)Interest Ratessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Commoditiessee FX — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financial Markets (FM)Investments & Deposits€8.2m–21.8m · blended in group pool C #6 of 13 · ~9% of book pool22%cash & equivalents (net-cash group)
cash €5,462,000k × 15–40 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)Debt Capital Markets (DCM)€2.7m–6.8m · blended in group pool C #4 of 13 · ~4% of book pool7%€5bn EMTN programme (serial issuer)
bonds outstanding €3,413,000k × 8–20 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
Equity Capital Markets (ECM)Equity Capital Markets (ECM)€700k–1.8m · blended in group pool C #3 of 13 · ~17% of book pool2%buyback authorizations (up to 550m shares)
buyback flow €700,000k × 10–25 bps, EUR@1.0 derivation →
M&A AdvisoryM&A Advisoryno M&A Advisory exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesCustodyno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesCorporate Actionsno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesFund Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Custody & Securities ServicesSecurities Servicesno Custody & Securities Services exposure observed in this group
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsLiquidity Managementsee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsInvestmentssee Investments & Deposits — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Treasury & Liquidity SolutionsTreasury Advisorynot separately estimable — advisory mandate revenue is not separately observable from public financials; one of the 'most advisory splits' with no separable public driver
Financial AdvisoryStrategic Financeno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryDebt Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
Financial AdvisoryStructured Solutionsno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
AP additions — not on your list (products our records surface that the brief omits)
Financial AdvisoryCross-Border Structuring & Ratings Advisoryno Financial Advisory exposure observed in this group
LeasingFinance Lease & Sale-and-Leasebackno Leasing exposure observed in this group
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsFactoringno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
FinancingReal Estate & Project Financesee Working Capital Finance — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Financing / Debt Capital MarketsESG / Sustainability-Linked FinanceCROSS-CUTTING TAG over the financing (green_loan) and dcm (esg_bond) group volumes — never a separate additive wallet pool; product_group is intentionally null because it spans two groups rather than owning one
Trade Finance & Working Capital SolutionsTrade Credit Insuranceno Trade Finance & WC Solutions exposure observed in this group
Cash Management / Daily BankingEscrow Servicessee Accounts — same underlying estimate, not double-counted
Capital-efficiency lens (RoRWA) C
Where is scarce capital best spent? revenue_per_RWA = revenue-band midpoint ÷ (exposure × RWA density). Exposure is the product's volume driver from this record; the RWA density and the RoRWA hurdle bands come only from WS-CAPITAL v1.0 (regulatory CRR/Basel weights + practitioner hurdles) — an assumption, never a cited FS fact. revenue_per_RWA uses the revenue-band MIDPOINT and each product's rwa_density_default_pct, which is itself the midpoint of the regulatory CCF/RW range shown in this table. Fee-driven products (DCM, cash management, treasury) hold ~0% RWA and read capital-light.
Product (ranked by capital efficiency)Est. revenue /yrExposure (volume basis)RWA densityRoRWA (revenue ÷ RWA)
Cash Management / Daily Banking
capital-light (fee-driven)
€4.0–9.9m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
capital-light (fee-driven)
€2.7–6.8m /yrn/a
origination fee, no balance-sheet hold
0%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions
capital-light (fee-driven)
€8.2–21.8m /yrn/a
fee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA
2.5% (of 0–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · practitioner
🟢 ~0% RWA — fee/deposit-driven
Financing
capital-heavy
€17.1–34.1m /yr€3,413m
unrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)
100%
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory
🔴 0.75%
hurdle: 🟢 ≥5% · 🟠 ≥2.5%
Financial Markets (FM)
no exposure driver in record
€7.5–22.4m /yrn/a
SA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)
3% (of 1–5% range)
assumption · WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · regulatory (approx)
◻ n/a
Capital assumptions
WS-CAPITAL v1.0 · as at 2026-07-10 — Generic CEE-bank benchmark, deterministic, badged 'assumption + basis' — never a cited FS fact. CRR/Basel SA risk-weights and CCFs are regulatory-fixed; RoRWA hurdle bands are practitioner/analyst. Upgradeable when Erste supplies its own IRB densities. Sources: CRR / Basel CRE20 + CRE52, EBA, KNF/FMA, McKinsey/BCG/Oliver Wyman RoRWA benchmarks; external deep research 2026-07-10.
Product groupRisk weight / CCF basisDensity rangeDensity (default)LabelHurdle set
financingunrated corporate 100% SA (term/RCF drawn)100–100%100%regulatorylending
financing_undrawnCCF 20% (<=1y) / 50% (>1y), then 100% RW20–50%35%regulatorylending
real_estate130% pre-op, 100% operational (real estate / project finance)100–130%115%regulatorylending
trade_finance_wcfinancial gtee / standby LC 100% CCF; performance gtee 50%; trade LC 20%; then 100% RW20–100%60%regulatorytrade_finance
dcmorigination fee, no balance-sheet hold0–0%0%practitionercash_fx_dcm
financial_marketsSA-CCR add-on on notional (small vs notional)1–5%3%regulatory (approx)cash_fx_dcm
cash_managementfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
treasury_liquidityfee / deposit-driven, minimal RWA0–5%2.5%practitionercash_fx_dcm
SME support factor not applied — group turnover a large corporate exceeds the €50m CRR threshold (as it does for every group in this book).
RoRWA hurdle bands
Traffic-light, like the covenant scorecard — a product's RoRWA is green at or above the green hurdle, amber down to the amber floor, red below it.
Hurdle setGreenAmberRedRAROC green
overall🟢 ≥4%🟠 2–4%🔴 <2%
lending🟢 ≥5%🟠 2.5–5%🔴 <2.5%≥15%
trade_finance🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥18%
cash_fx_dcm🟢 ≥6%🟠 3–6%🔴 <3%≥20%

Traffic-light like the covenant scorecard. green = RoRWA >= green hurdle; amber = amber_floor to green; red = < amber_floor. The overall band (green >=4% / amber 2-4% / red <2%) is fully specified in the source; per-category amber_floor is generalized as half the category green hurdle (matching the overall 4/2 shape). RAROC green thresholds shown where the source gives them (lending >=15%, trade finance >=18%, cash/FX/DCM >=20%).

Cost of equity floor: 10–12% — Cost of equity 10-12% is the floor any product must clear.

Banking Wallet by Bank — incumbents, credit lines & maturity wallsoon
Basis: consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026 · EUR k @ 1.0 (reporting currency is EUR, 31.12.2025)

Active credit lines & facilities

from the FS financing notes + issuer reports — scale · purpose · signing · rate · maturity, each with its source
Facilities-first view of the group's existing debt — grouped by financing type, each subsection collapsed. Every type states ① what we mapped, ② the data we can present, ③ the source document with the parsed/scanned page (yellow-mark viewer). Feeds §04 asset↔facility provenance (PP-FIN).
Bonds & DCM 1 · 1 scan
senior bonds, commercial paper, hybrids/TDIRA — capital-markets instruments
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
senior notes under €5bn EMTNbond market€3,413m (LT 2,329 + ST 1,084)multifixedladdered to 2032 W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 0/1
③ Sources
FS SoFP · page scans: S
Bank Lending 1 · 1 scan
term loans, revolving credit, overdrafts, syndicated facilities
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
€1.5bn sustainability-linked RCF (5y +2×1y, undrawn)syndicate (unnamed)EUR 1,500m committed, undrawnEURcommitment fee; margin tied to Scope 1/2/32030undrawn W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 1/1
③ Sources
IR/newsroom · page scans: S
Development & Supranational 1
EIB, EBRD, BGK and multilateral lenders
① Financings mapped (1)
StructureFinancierAmountCcyRateMaturityFlags / scan
€435m EIB R&D facility (committed, undisbursed)European Investment BankEUR 435m committedEUREIB terms~7y post-disbursementundisbursed W
② Data captured
financier 1/1 · interest rate 1/1 · maturity 1/1 · currency 1/1 · risk flags 1/1
③ Sources
IR debt page · S
Bank relationships
Banks observed banking the group (financing note, deal evidence, account presence) — listed WITHOUT a split: account counts are not wallet shares and are never presented as such.
BankConfirmed activity — named facilities (ticket · rate · maturity), each with proofProduct split (product · per-bank band · evidence tier)
Syndicate of the €1.5bn SLL RCF (unnamed) Wsyndicate
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
European Investment Bank Wdeal
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
Erste Group W
no NAMED facility ties to this bank in the financing notes we parsed — account/roster relationship only
other / unallocated C
remainder — no direct evidence by design
Net-cash issuer — addressable bank product is DCM co-manager seats, RCF participation and FX hedging, not drawn term debt. full covenant scorecard →
Maturity wall — refinancing windowssoon📡 See this across the book →
WindowFacility (FS note, 31.12.2025)Amount
no facilities maturing in window
📆 Buying-window timeline — 0 upcoming · 8 recent
Every facility with a maturity date + every dated post-statement event, ranked by imminence against the build date 13.07.2026 (absolute dates; days-to computed, not relative). Type tag + source on each. Rule 39 P3 — earlier detection wins.
No upcoming dated window — all dated items are in the past (see recent events below).
Recent events (context — already passed)
05.06.202638d ago
refi €500m senior unsecured notes issued under the EMTN programme, 3.625% coupon due June 2032; proceeds refinance €500m 3.125% notes maturing May 2028.
event · issued · MarketScreener↗ W
13.04.202691d ago
maturity New committed €435m EIB loan facility for R&D financing (availability to April 2028, ~7y avg maturity, undisbursed).
event · signed · Nokia Q1-2026 interim↗ W
09.04.202695d ago
issuance AGM 2026 approved up to 550m-share buyback + up to 550m-share issuance authorizations (to 08.10.2027) + up to €0.14/share distribution.
event · issued · Nokia PR↗ W
01.03.2026134d ago
maturity Voluntarily cancelled the €500m RCF (maturing March 2027) — per Q1-2026 interim.
event · withdrawn · Nokia Q1-2026 interim↗ W
04.12.2025221d ago
rating Moody's upgraded outlook to positive (affirmed Ba1), citing 2026-2028 network-infrastructure profitability.
event · issued · Moody's via MarketScreener↗ W
30.06.2025378d ago
issuance Signed new €1.5bn 5-yr multicurrency sustainability-linked RCF (2×1y extensions, margin tied to Scope 1/2/3), replacing the €1,412m 2019 RCF; senior unsecured, no financial covenants.
event · signed · Nokia PR↗ W
02.04.2025467d ago
other Completed 150m-share buyback to offset Infinera-deal dilution (~€703m at ~€4.69/share); shares cancelled.
event · completed · Nokia investors↗ W
28.02.2025500d ago
M&A Completed acquisition of Infinera (optical networking), EV ~€2.19bn (US$2.3bn incl. ~US$760m debt/convert repayment); consideration cash-and-stock (~70% cash / ≤30% Nokia ADS), and Nokia bought back ~150m treasury shares to offset the dilution — NOT a pure cash deal; EC cleared 26.02.2025.
event · completed · Nokia newsroom↗ W
Reconciliation — our figures vs the bank team's (V1 shell)

Awaiting the bank team's manual figures. The comparison shell is live — our side is computed and cited; the bank side is a placeholder until your numbers land.

Product · metricOur figure (est., cited)Bank team's figureDivergence
Financing max deliverable volume€3.41bn Sawaiting bank input
Financing annual revenue /yr€17.1m–34.1m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Debt Capital Markets (DCM) annual revenue /yr€2.7m–6.8m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Cash Management / Daily Banking annual revenue /yr€4.0m–9.9m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Treasury & Liquidity Solutions annual revenue /yr€8.2m–21.8m /yr Sawaiting bank input
Financial Markets (FM) annual revenue /yr€7.5m–22.4m /yr awaiting bank input
Equity Capital Markets (ECM) annual revenue /yr€700k–1.8m /yr awaiting bank input
How our figures are derived (so any divergence is traceable to our method, not a black box)
  • DATA — replacement stock (each value is a cited FS fact, scanned where cut): financing: €3,413.0m (interest-bearing liabilities (bond-led))
  • DATA — committed UNDRAWN facilities: €1,500.0m (€1.5bn committed undrawn RCF — AR FY2025) — a participation/refinancing surface, NOT summed into the headline (drawing consumes the same capacity)
  • DATA — new-money inputs: net debt, EBITDA, capex from the covenant scorecard (all verifier-checked against the statements; see the scorecard pills for each figure's source)
  • ALGORITHM — (1) replacement volume = Σ existing banked credit stock (refinanceable / displaceable at maturity); (2) new money = additional debt the client can carry with the TIGHTEST covenant still at its GREEN ceiling (WS-G4): for leverage-type covenants, capacity = ceiling × EBITDA-basis − current net debt; (3) maximum deliverable = (1) + (2), new money floored at 0 when negative
  • CALCULATION — replacement: €3,413.0m = €3,413.0m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda: green ceiling 3.5× × EBITDA 2,004 − net debt -3,378 = 7,014 − -3,378 = 10,392 EUR m · capacity under net_debt_ebitda_capex: green ceiling 3.0× × (EBITDA 2,004 − capex 606) − net debt -3,378 = 3.0× × 1,398 − -3,378 = 4,194 − -3,378 = 7,572 EUR m ← BINDING (tightest) · maximum deliverable = replacement €3,413.0m + new money €7,572.0m = €10,985.0m
  • RESULT — €10,985.0m maximum deliverable credit volume
How to give us your numbers. Any format works — a CSV, your existing Excel model, or even a screenshot we transcribe. Hand over your max-deliverable and revenue figures per product group with a one-line basis, and we wire them straight into this table so every divergence is explained against our cited method. No template to fill, no system integration required for the first pass.
🔍 How this section was generated

Every value in this section is based on the consolidated FS as at 31.12.2025 · published 29.01.2026 (plus the dated registry and interim documents listed below). Facts floor:

Extracted factValueDatedSource tag
Consolidated revenueEUR 19,889.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.01.2026Net sales €19,889m — AR FY2025 — Nokia consolidated IFRS FS (income p.200, statement of financial position p.202), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09 S
EBITDAEUR 2,004.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.01.2026DERIVED: operating profit €885m + D&A €1,119m (cash-flow add-back p.203) = €2,004m — AR FY2025 p.200/203, verified 2026-07-10 S
Net debtEUR -3,378.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.01.2026NET CASH + investments €3,378m (Nokia Q4/FY2025 report) (interest-bearing liabilities p.202 − cash p.202, AR FY2025) S
Cash & equivalentsEUR 5,462.0mas at 31.12.2025 · publ. 29.01.2026Cash & equivalents €5,462m — AR FY2025 — Nokia consolidated IFRS FS (income p.200, statement of financial position p.202), verifier-PASS 2026-07-09 S

Group boundary: Nokia Oyj, Espoo (apex) — Nokia Oyj (FI), Infinera Corporation (US). Net-cash group. Reports in EUR. Operator/PAM confirmation: pending.

Sources:

  • Nokia AR FY2025 IFRS FS (facts floor — verifier-PASS on income p.200 + SoFP p.202)
  • Nokia FY2025 report (net cash €3.4bn)
  • €5bn EMTN prospectus
  • Event sweep (guards applied)
Methodology & fee caveats

Estimates only: drivers are cited consolidated facts; conversion uses CEE market-standard fee/margin benchmarks; the by-bank split is evidence-weighted (deal evidence > syndicate > account presence). Debt-capacity headroom sizes the borrower, not the bank's risk appetite. Your institution's covenant standards and fee benchmarks can replace the CEE defaults applied here.

Fee-methodology caveats. Bands are planning estimates, conservative-high: (1) DCM is a ONE-TIME fee on issuance proceeds, not a recurring charge on bond stock — the per-annum band is an amortised flow proxy. (2) Large-cap IG lending margins run 20–70 bps (our 50–100 is conservative-high). (3) Treasury/deposits run through net-interest-margin, not a fee. Treat totals as order-of-magnitude scale, not billable revenue.

📋 Research & audit trail (internal)

FRESHNESS GATE 2026-07-09: FY2025 latest; AR published 01.03.2026. FACTS FLOOR verifier-PASS (net sales 19,889 · cash 5,462 · LT 2,329 + ST 1,084, 2025 column, EURm ×1M, locale fi space-thousands). Net-cash group. Scans pending (AR PDF page render queued).

Source documents — Nokia Oyj
DocumentAs atPublishedDownload
Annual Report FY2025 — Nokia consolidated IFRS FS (income p.200, SoFP p.202); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202501.03.2026download↗ S
FI_NOKIA_2025_annual_report_IFRS.pdf
€5bn EMTN base prospectus (31.03.2026; BBB-/BBB-)31.03.2026download↗ R
Nokia PR — €1.5bn sustainability-linked RCF (30.06.2025)30.06.2025download↗ W
Nokia newsroom — Infinera acquisition completed (28.02.2025)28.02.2025download↗ W

Downloadable documents — all companies

Every figure in this report traces to one of the dated documents below.
CompanyDocumentAs atPublishedDownload
ORLENConsolidated FS FY2025 — audited, English (in FY25 Consolidated PDF package)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
ORLENConsolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML, Polish)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
ORLENQ1 2026 interim report (EN, published 28.05.2026)31.03.202628.05.2026download↗
ORLENQ4 2025 consolidated quarterly report (EN, 19.02.2026) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus; superseded by the audited annual31.12.202519.02.2026download↗
ORLEN4Q/FY2025 results presentation (EN) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus31.12.202519.02.2026download↗
ORLENH1 2025 report (EN, 21.08.2025) — recycled from the Capital Linkage corpus30.06.202521.08.2025download↗
ORLENORLEN group ownership graph — 172 entities (Capital Linkage product, v1.2)31.12.202519.02.2026download↗
ORLENConsolidated financial data workbook FY2025 (issuer XLS — machine-readable primary statements)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
ORLENConsolidated FS FY2025 — audited, Polish original (PDF package)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A.)Audited consolidated FS FY2025/26 — ESEF (official iXBRL, FYE 31.01.2026)31.01.202629.05.2026download↗
MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A.)Q1 2026/27 preliminary results (report 23/2026, 20.05.2026)30.04.202620.05.2026download↗
MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A.)Current report 23/2026 — Q1 2026 preliminary data (cover)30.04.202620.05.2026download↗
MODIVO (formerly CCC S.A.)Current report 39/2026 — new Management Board members (25.06.2026)25.06.202625.06.2026download↗
TDJConsolidated FS FY2025 — Polish MF structured e-Sprawozdanie (UoR consolidated, XML)31.12.202526.06.2026download↗
TDJGrenevia take-private disclosures (tender + squeeze-out; Santander BM broker)13.03.202613.03.2026download↗
TDJInvest TDJ Estate 2025 report (bond programme — Catalyst)31.12.202529.05.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyConsolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyConsolidated FS FY2025 — PDF copy of the XHTML report (issuer, unofficial copy)31.12.202529.04.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyConsolidated interim report Q1 2026 (PDF)31.03.202628.05.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyVAT White List — bank-account register (Ministry of Finance), queried 2026-07-0909.07.202609.07.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyESPI 59/2026 (parent) / 48/2026 (Police) — standstill extension to 30.09.2026, conditional01.07.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyPuls Biznesu 01.07.2026 — independent second outlet on the standstill extension01.07.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyGrupa Azoty official EN press release — term sheet 01.06.2026, 11 institutions, deal terms02.06.2026download↗
Grupa Azotybankier.pl — exact ESPI header 49/2026 (term sheet) 02.06.202602.06.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyReuters 13.11.2025 — ~PLN 600m/$165m State Treasury share-issue plan (33.7m shares)13.11.2025download↗
Grupa Azotyrp.pl 13.03.2026 — EGM resolution + capital-increase authorization band13.03.2026download↗
Grupa AzotyGrupa Azoty Tarnów current-reports archive (EN) — CR 18/2026 (EGM), 49/2026 (term sheet), 59/2026 (standstill); the "not less than PLN 500m by 31.07.2026" condition textdownload↗
Grupa AzotyParkiet 23.07.2025 — second outlet + named spokesperson for the considered-options event23.07.2025download↗
Grupa AzotyPAP Biznes EN wire 22.07.2025 — original report with explicit "no agreement yet reached" caveat22.07.2025download↗
Grupa AzotyEvent-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 3 VERIFIED via ESPI + 1 corrected (PLN 500m floor vs ~600m estimate); Santander→Erste continuity confirmed in filings09.07.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)Consolidated FS FY2025 — ESEF package (official XHTML; no issuer PDF copy published)31.12.202514.04.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)FY2024 FS note — historical financing observations (BNP SLL)31.12.202416.04.2025download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)VAT White List — bank-account register (Ministry of Finance), queried 2026-07-0909.07.202609.07.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)ESPI 3/2026 (GPW) — board dividend recommendation 15.04.2026: PLN 5.15/share + "at least 50%" policy language15.04.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)ESPI 19/2026 (GPW) — AGM dividend resolution 21.05.202621.05.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)ESPI 2/2026 (GPW) — CZ/SK subsidiary registration filings 02.03.2026 (+ delayed inside information)02.03.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)Śnieżka press release 02.03.2026 — entity names, seats, 100% ownership (Poli-Farbe Czechia / Slovakia)02.03.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)Śnieżka press release 14.04.2026 — FY2025 results (net debt/EBITDA 0.9x vs 1.4x)14.04.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)Bankier.pl 15.04.2026 — CEO Mikrut: room to finance acquisitions, no active M&A talks15.04.2026download↗
Grupa Śnieżka (FFiL Śnieżka S.A.)Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): dividend PAID (status fix), CZ/SK = filings not registrations, ESPI numbers pinned09.07.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGAnnual Report FY2025 — IFRS consolidated (Note 15 Financial debt pp.159–161, Note 16 p.162)30.09.202519.11.2025download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGHalf-Year Financial Report H1 FY2026 (freshest BS, 31.03.2026; debt composition p.24)31.03.202606.05.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGAG Jahresabschluss FY2025 (HGB; banks €0, affiliated €21.7bn)30.09.202519.11.2025download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGEQS buyback 5th interim report (2.29m shares by 05.07.2026) — Unternehmensregister05.07.202606.07.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGSHL official IR — Share Buyback Jun 2026–Jan 2027 (terms of the €230m / 14m-share programme)21.05.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGSiemens official PDF press release 17.04.2026 — Feb-2027 AGM timeline (canonical primary)17.04.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGSiemens official press release 12.11.2025 — deconsolidation plan (30% spin-off, 67%→~37%, "significant minority")12.11.2025download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGEQS notice — prior buyback completion 10.11.2025 (7,517,375 shares / €349,999,963.40, exact match)10.11.2025download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGstock-world.de — ~€13.9bn of SHL loans carry a Siemens AG group guarantee lapsing on deconsolidation (wallet-unlock corroboration)download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGfinanzen.net 04.07.2026 — CEO Busch reaffirms the Feb-2027 AGM path (timeline still current)04.07.2026download↗
Siemens Healthineers AGEvent-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 1 VERIFIED, 2 attribution corrections; treasury-detachment framing confirmed vs FY2024 AR09.07.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGKonzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB) — Unternehmensregister HRA 260169 Stuttgart31.12.202421.04.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGFY2025 key-figures press release (revenue EUR 3.483bn) — NOT an FS31.12.202521.01.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGVertriebs-GmbH §264(3) exemption notice (group scope evidence)31.12.202525.03.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGKärcher official Jahresrückblick 2025 (FY2025 annual review: €170m capex deployed, PT/CI subsidiaries, 86% foreign revenue)29.01.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGpresseportal.de wire — independent syndication of the FY2025 annual-review facts29.01.2026download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGBusiness News This Week — ARMA Products India 100% acquisition (second source, independent of Trilegal)08.11.2024download↗
Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KGEvent-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 1 VERIFIED, 1 CORRECTED (capex reframe); no new corporate debt found — debt-free framing stands09.07.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Konzernabschluss FY2024 (HGB/PublG, shortened) — Unternehmensregister HRA 2771 Würzburg31.12.202426.05.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Argaam (Tadawul newswire) — UMI acquisition completed 12/13.05.202613.05.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Knauf official UMI completion PR (SAR 57/share · SAR 504.5m · 8,850,669 shares)12.05.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Zawya — UMI GAC regulatory clearance 12.03.202612.03.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Handelsblatt — Russia exit declared failed (second source)07.10.2025download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)AK&M — Russia business still under local management as of 04.2026 (current-state check)29.04.2026download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Knauf newsroom statement 28.05.2025 — Ukraine Borshchiv capex (corrects the recorded event date)28.05.2025download↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Davaktiv.uz — independent Uzbek confirmation of the Texnopark acquisitiondownload↗
Knauf Group (Gebr. Knauf KG)Event-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): UMI completed, Texnopark completed, event-date fix, Russia-exit corroborated ×609.07.2026download↗
Orange S.A.2025 Universal Registration Document — IFRS consolidated FS + PCG parent accounts (EN)31.12.202502.04.2026download↗
Orange S.A.Q1 2026 trading update (revenue + EBITDAaL; no balance sheet)31.03.202623.04.2026download↗
Orange S.A.Orange PR — "Success of Lead the Future 2023-2025" (verifies FY2025 revenue €40,396m · net debt €22,526m · 1.80x)18.02.2026download↗
Orange S.A.Orange PR — €5bn senior bond in 5 tranches (Nov-2025 print; tranche-level terms)06.11.2025download↗
Orange S.A.Orange PR — US$6bn bond in 5 tranches (Jan-2026; wavg coupon 4.72%, first USD deal since 2016)06.01.2026download↗
Orange S.A.AMF open-data filing — €6bn sustainability-linked RCF, 27 banks (terms: Nov-2027 +2×1yr, 25bp ±2.25bp ESG)23.11.2022download↗
Orange S.A.S&P Global Ratings — BBB+/A-2 affirmation + MasOrange leverage path ~3.2x→~3.0x [paywalled]download↗
Orange S.A.Moody's Credit Outlook 10-Nov-2025 — leverage rising toward ~3.0x Moody's-adjusted [paywalled]10.11.2025download↗
Orange S.A.Euronext notice — €750m hybrid notes Jun-2025 (3.875%, first call Mar-2032, 50% equity credit)12.06.2025download↗
Orange S.A.Triple-check verification memo (deep research 2026-07-09): verdict table a-j, analyst sources, corrections09.07.2026download↗
Vodafone Group Plc20-F FY2026 — audited IFRS consolidated FS, iXBRL-tagged (SEC, filed 22.05.2026)31.03.202622.05.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcFY26 Annual Report (issuer online viewer — PDF download pending manual pull)31.03.202622.05.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcBonds outstanding — EMTN/USD bond list with ISINs & maturities (IR debt page)download↗
Vodafone Group Plc€30bn EMTN Programme base prospectus (16.06.2025; supplement 12.02.2026)16.06.2025download↗
Vodafone Group PlcFWP — US$3.5bn 3-tranche notes (4.800% 2031 / 5.350% 2036 / 6.100% 2056), settled 18.06.202615.06.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcCompanies House 01833679 — overview (entity-identity triple-check: seat Newbury, SIC 61900/70100, Active)09.07.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcCompanies House charges register — 6 charges (5 outstanding), chargee Morgan Stanley & Co. International09.07.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcResults & presentations hub (FY26 results presentation + transcript links)download↗
Vodafone Group PlcSEC 424B2 — US$3.5bn June-2026 deal: underwriters BofA · Citi · DB · GS · JPM · RBC15.06.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcH1 FY25 6-K (29.11.2024) — RCF sizes/maturities narrative (syndicate composition not disclosed)29.11.2024download↗
Vodafone Group PlcOTE/Deutsche Telekom PR — TKRM sale to Vodafone Romania (€30m) + Digi (€40m), signed 19.09.202519.09.2025download↗
Vodafone Group PlcBCR FY2025 results PR — Vodafone named a BCR 'strategic partner' (digital ecosystem)26.02.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcANCOM — Vodafone Romania €122.5m 5G licence (2022 auction; instalments to 2028)15.11.2022download↗
Vodafone Group PlcEvent-layer verification memo (2026-07-09): 6/7 VERIFIED vs SEC/RNS primaries; the €350m "Series 86" note exposed as an aggregator phantom and removed09.07.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcSEC 6-K — 11.05.2026 buyback completion (3,685,754 shares @ 121.04p, original filing)11.05.2026download↗
Vodafone Group PlcSEC 6-K — 10.11.2025 buyback completion (6,514,459 shares @ 88.36p, original filing)10.11.2025download↗
Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)Annual Financial Report FY2025 — Telekom Austria consolidated IFRS FS (comprehensive income p.124, SoFP p.125, cash flows p.126); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202501.05.2026download↗
Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)Clifford Chance PR — €1bn RCF refinancing (Erste joint bookrunner + facility agent), 19.12.202519.12.2025download↗
Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)Moody's Credit Opinion 28.10.2025 — Telekom Austria A3 stable (issuer-republished PDF; flags the Dec-2026 €750m bond refinancing)28.10.2025download↗
Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)A1 Group debt page — total financial debt €754m, committed lines €1,315m undrawn (31.03.2026)31.03.2026download↗
Telekom Austria AG (A1 Group)EuroTeleSites ad-hoc — A1 Towers €255m private placement (10.04.2025)10.04.2025download↗
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson ABAnnual Report FY2025 — Ericsson consolidated IFRS FS (income p.33, balance sheet p.34); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202527.03.2026download↗
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson ABUS$5bn EMTN Offering Circular 2026 (dealers Citi/CACIB/Danske/DB/SEB)27.03.2026download↗
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson ABEricsson PR — SEK 15bn buyback (Goldman, from 23.04.2026)16.04.2026download↗
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson ABEricsson PR — iconectiv sale completed 22.08.2025 (~SEK 9.9bn)22.08.2025download↗
Nokia OyjAnnual Report FY2025 — Nokia consolidated IFRS FS (income p.200, SoFP p.202); every figure verifier-PASS31.12.202501.03.2026download↗
Nokia Oyj€5bn EMTN base prospectus (31.03.2026; BBB-/BBB-)31.03.2026download↗
Nokia OyjNokia PR — €1.5bn sustainability-linked RCF (30.06.2025)30.06.2025download↗
Nokia OyjNokia newsroom — Infinera acquisition completed (28.02.2025)28.02.2025download↗