Branicks Group AG has made a decision regarding its financing structure. The existing standstill agreement with the main creditors of the promissory note loans, which were originally due in March and April 2026, was modified at short notice. This agreement concerns a total volume of EUR 87.0 million invested in promissory note loans. The extension was necessary to support the progress of discussions with financing partners and to ensure a stable basis for further negotiations.
The extension of the standstill agreement is now valid until 27 July 2026. This measure creates an extended timeframe for the company's ongoing negotiations and strategic considerations regarding its financial liabilities. Beyond its immediate effect, this extension reflects the complexity of the current market situation and the need to make careful financial decisions that strengthen the company's long-term position.
The current extension of the standstill agreement is directly linked to the status of negotiations that Branicks Group AG is conducting with both the creditors of its promissory note loans and the bondholders. These discussions focus on comprehensive refinancing and restructuring of the corporate debt. The main focus is on creating a robust and future-proof capital structure that meets the requirements of current real estate and financial markets.
In particular, the aim is to extend the maturities of the financial liabilities falling due in 2026. The overarching goal is a complete extension of these liabilities into the second half of 2030. This strategic orientation is intended to ensure medium to long-term financial stability for Branicks Group AG and to adapt the company's capital structure to current market conditions. Such an approach offers the company the opportunity to focus on its operational business development without being put under pressure by short-term maturities.
The ongoing negotiations with the creditors of the promissory note loans and the bondholders are of central importance for the future direction of Branicks Group AG. By extending the standstill agreement, the company demonstrates its willingness to find a constructive solution that takes into account the interests of all parties involved and forms the basis for sustainable corporate development.
