MPC Capital Secures € Financing for Offshore Vessel Fleet with EIFO Guarantee and Volksbank Consortium

Reuters01-15 15:07
MPC Capital Secures € Financing for Offshore Vessel Fleet with EIFO Guarantee and Volksbank Consortium

MPC Münchmeyer Petersen Capital AG, through its platform MPC OSE Offshore, has secured long-term financing for a new fleet of Offshore Survey and Support Vessels (OSSVs) scheduled for delivery in 2026-2027. The financing features a conservative capital structure with approximately 50% leverage per vessel and includes both pre-delivery financing and a first-priority ship mortgage loan. Ostfriesische Volksbank acts as the primary lender, supported by a German cooperative banking consortium. The credit quality is further enhanced by a guarantee from the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO), reflecting the vessels’ Danish construction and export significance. The facility provides a 12-year tenor with competitive terms, supporting stable cash flows and strengthening MPC Capital’s position in the maritime investment sector.

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