Fapajal has successfully secured a debt facility for refinancing and expansion purposes
Fapajal Papermaking has secured a new syndicated bank loan to refinance part of its existing debt and fund its strategic expansion plan. The facility strengthens the company’s capital structure and supports long-term financial stability, while providing the resources needed to implement core growth initiatives, most notably the development of new production infrastructure to support future scale and efficiency.
Fapajal is a Portuguese company with more than 250 years of experience in paper manufacturing, specializing in high-quality tissue paper produced from virgin fibers. Operating from its facilities in Portugal, the company combines tradition with innovation, maintaining a strong commitment to sustainability, energy efficiency and responsible sourcing. Fapajal serves a wide range of clients in domestic and international markets, offering customized solutions while continuously investing in technology and process improvements to ensure product excellence and environmental responsibility.
Oaklins’ team in Portugal advised Fapajal in this successful debt financing transaction. The team worked closely with Fapajal throughout the process, providing strategic support to secure optimal financing terms aligned with the company’s long-term growth and expansion objectives.
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