Jet Cooler refinanciou a sua dívida bancária
Janeiro 2020 — A Jet Cooler concluiu uma angariação de fundos para refinanciar a sua dívida bancária.
A Jet Cooler, que opera sob a marca Fonte Viva, fornece de soluções de água para casa e escritório. Os seus principais serviços incluem o fornecimento de sistemas de água, máquinas de bebidas quentes e entrega de fruta.
O nosso papel na transação
A equipa da Oaklins em Portugal assessorou a Jet Cooler e abordou várias instituições financeiras, recolhendo e negociando condições com o banco.
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