GomSpace A/S: EIFO approves Danish government export loan for Indonesian project covering a 650 MSEK contract for GomSpace
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EIFO (Export & Investment Fund of Denmark) has approved the government export loan concerning the contract for 20 satellites for Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries. Following the December 22, 2023, press release, concerning the contract for 20 satellites for Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries, with a value to GomSpace of approx. 650 MSEK, the company informs that the next milestone of government export loan approval has been reached successfully, and the Danish government via EIFO will provide the necessary loans and guarantees to implement the project in Indonesia as outlined.
EIFO has done an extensive due diligence of EPGS Partners, the joint venture between Ellipse Projects France and GomSpace, and concluded that the company and its partners meet the high standards for government loans and export credits. The full contract value for EPGS Partners with the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries is 150 MEUR, where of approx. 60 MEUR (650 MSEK) will go directly to GomSpace. The export loan from EIFO is 135 MEUR (90% of the contract value). The remaining 15 MEUR will be financed by the Indonesian government.
Based on this approval by EIFO, the next steps are negotiations of the terms and conditions for the government loan between Denmark and Indonesia. This is expected to be completed within Q3 2024, whereafter the final contract can be considered in effect.
GomSpace has started the project preparations in anticipation of a project start end of Q3. GomSpace will proceed with the launch of the first satellite early Q3 2024 as planned.
GomSpace CEO, Carsten Drachmann comments: "I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the team at EIFO for their collaboration and guidance in helping us reach this significant decision. This marks a major milestone for GomSpace, not only because the contract with Indonesia represents the largest contract in our company's history, but also because GomSpace and EPGS Partners have now been recognized by EIFO as qualified for substantial export guarantees. This recognition paves the way for future export guarantees in other regions globally. Once the final loan documentation is in place and the project is underway, we look forward to working closely with the EIFO team to explore further opportunities. I also want to extend my gratitude to Ellipse Projects, who has been an excellent and critical partner in reaching this milestone."
EIFO CCO, Peter Boeskov: "EIFO is pleased to give in-principle approval for a 135 MEUR export loan to the Government of Indonesia, the proceeds of which will be for the procurement of a satellite system from, among others, Danish space technology company GOMspace. We look forward to finalising the loan documentation which will pave the way for full and final EIFO approval. It is part of EIFO's strategy to expand our activities within the Danish Defence & Security sector and this potential transaction involving a satellite based maritime surveillance system is an important step in that direction."
GomSpace highlights that it will not consider the project as order intake until the final terms and conditions for the loan guarantees have been completed between Denmark and Indonesia. The company cannot control the final financing agreement nor other circumstances that may affect the completion of the contract as outlined. The guidance on positive free cashflow for 2[nd] half of 2024 remains unchanged.
Further updates can be anticipated within Q3 2024.
I dag kl. 10:15 ∙ Cision
EIFO (Export & Investment Fund of Denmark) has approved the government export loan concerning the contract for 20 satellites for Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries. Following the December 22, 2023, press release, concerning the contract for 20 satellites for Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries, with a value to GomSpace of approx. 650 MSEK, the company informs that the next milestone of government export loan approval has been reached successfully, and the Danish government via EIFO will provide the necessary loans and guarantees to implement the project in Indonesia as outlined.
EIFO has done an extensive due diligence of EPGS Partners, the joint venture between Ellipse Projects France and GomSpace, and concluded that the company and its partners meet the high standards for government loans and export credits. The full contract value for EPGS Partners with the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries is 150 MEUR, where of approx. 60 MEUR (650 MSEK) will go directly to GomSpace. The export loan from EIFO is 135 MEUR (90% of the contract value). The remaining 15 MEUR will be financed by the Indonesian government.
Based on this approval by EIFO, the next steps are negotiations of the terms and conditions for the government loan between Denmark and Indonesia. This is expected to be completed within Q3 2024, whereafter the final contract can be considered in effect.
GomSpace has started the project preparations in anticipation of a project start end of Q3. GomSpace will proceed with the launch of the first satellite early Q3 2024 as planned.
GomSpace CEO, Carsten Drachmann comments: "I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the team at EIFO for their collaboration and guidance in helping us reach this significant decision. This marks a major milestone for GomSpace, not only because the contract with Indonesia represents the largest contract in our company's history, but also because GomSpace and EPGS Partners have now been recognized by EIFO as qualified for substantial export guarantees. This recognition paves the way for future export guarantees in other regions globally. Once the final loan documentation is in place and the project is underway, we look forward to working closely with the EIFO team to explore further opportunities. I also want to extend my gratitude to Ellipse Projects, who has been an excellent and critical partner in reaching this milestone."
EIFO CCO, Peter Boeskov: "EIFO is pleased to give in-principle approval for a 135 MEUR export loan to the Government of Indonesia, the proceeds of which will be for the procurement of a satellite system from, among others, Danish space technology company GOMspace. We look forward to finalising the loan documentation which will pave the way for full and final EIFO approval. It is part of EIFO's strategy to expand our activities within the Danish Defence & Security sector and this potential transaction involving a satellite based maritime surveillance system is an important step in that direction."
GomSpace highlights that it will not consider the project as order intake until the final terms and conditions for the loan guarantees have been completed between Denmark and Indonesia. The company cannot control the final financing agreement nor other circumstances that may affect the completion of the contract as outlined. The guidance on positive free cashflow for 2[nd] half of 2024 remains unchanged.
Further updates can be anticipated within Q3 2024.
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STOCKHOLM (Nyhetsbyrån Direkt) Gompace meddelar att EIFO, den danska export- och investeringsfonden, har godkänt den danska regeringens lån gällande kontraktet omfattande 20 satelliter till Indonesien.
Det framgår av ett pressmeddelande.
Godkännandet utgör ytterligare en milstolpe i projektet. Nästa steg är att Danmark och Indonesien ska förhandla, något som väntas slutföras under tredje kvartalet 2024. Först därefter kan kontraktet anses träda i kraft, skriver Gomspace.
Som Gomspace meddelade i december är detta kontrakt värt cirka 650 miljoner kronor för bolaget.
10:24
STOCKHOLM (Nyhetsbyrån Direkt) Gompace meddelar att EIFO, den danska export- och investeringsfonden, har godkänt den danska regeringens lån gällande kontraktet omfattande 20 satelliter till Indonesien.
Det framgår av ett pressmeddelande.
Godkännandet utgör ytterligare en milstolpe i projektet. Nästa steg är att Danmark och Indonesien ska förhandla, något som väntas slutföras under tredje kvartalet 2024. Först därefter kan kontraktet anses träda i kraft, skriver Gomspace.
Som Gomspace meddelade i december är detta kontrakt värt cirka 650 miljoner kronor för bolaget.
