Financial position
The Group’s objective is to maintain a balance between continuity of funding and flexibility through the use of bank loans, confirmed and unconfirmed credit facilities, commercial paper program, etc.
Financial Debt
For medium- to long-term funding, the Group uses bonds. The maturity profile of the debt portfolio is spread over several years. The Group Treasury frequently assesses its funding resources taking into account its own credit rating and general market conditions.
Credit rating
Outlook : Stable
Last update : 19/07/2021
Short term rating : A-2
Elia Eurobonds
The tables below detail all Elia Eurobond issues.
Start date | Amount | Tenor | Coupon | ISIN Bound |
26 May 2020 | € 66.6 million | 7.67 y | 1.56 % | BE 6322084128 |
26 May 2020 | € 133.4 million | 23.67 y | 1.56 % | BE 6322086149 |
28 April 2020 | € 800 million | 10 y | 0.875 % | BE 6321529396 |
14 January 2019 | € 500 million | 7 y | 1.375 % | BE 0002629104 |
7 April 2017 | € 250 million | 10 y | 1.375 % | BE 0002276450 |
27 November 2015 | € 500 million | 8.5 y | 1.375 % | BE0002239086 |
7 April 2014 | € 350 million | 15 y | 3.00 % | BE 0002466416 |
4 April 2013 | € 550 million | 15 y | 3.25 % | BE 0002432079 |
4 April 2013 | € 200 million | 20 y | 3.50 % | BE 0002433085 |
Official payment agencies
Havenlaan 2
1080 Brussels, Belgium
L-2965 Luxembourg
London EC4V 4DE, UK
Capital Increases
The Group is using equity funding for long-term funding. It is the Group’s objective to keep a healthy balance between debt and equity funding.
EMTN Programme
With a view to repaying loans that will mature in the months and years ahead and financing its investment programmes, Elia has decided to launch a financial programme called the Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) programme.
2020
Eurobonds
These eurobonds are listed on the Euronext Brussels Stock Exchange or on the Euro MTF market operated by the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.