Gilat Telecom Global has issued bonds
Gilat Telecom Global Ltd. has issued bonds for refinancing and business development purposes.
Gilat Telecom provides end-to-end communication solutions through satellite, fiber optic and radio systems, serving customers in Israel, Africa, the Middle East and beyond. The company delivers bandwidth, connectivity and managed services, including networks, infrastructure, cloud-based SaaS and security to a wide range of clients, including cellular operators, internet providers, enterprises, government organizations and emergency services. As a technology-driven company, Gilat Telecom integrates innovative infrastructures and technologies, adapting to the evolving communication landscape to enhance the customer experience with around-the-clock support and streamlined service onboarding.
Oaklins’ team in Israel advised Gilat Telecom and led the distributors’ consortium.
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