Financings
Boralex announces euros1.45 billion single platform-level financing in France to support its portfolio of operating assets and development projects
French portfolio refinancing locks in long-term liquidity as takeover premium narrows to 0.7%

Executive Summary
- Boralex and Energy Infrastructure Partners (EIP) closed a €1.45 billion ($2.34 billion CAD) single-platform financing for Boralex's French operations.
- The transaction consolidates a previously fragmented multi-borrower debt structure into a unified platform, providing enhanced flexibility for growth and efficiency.
- Structure includes an €811 million term loan for existing assets, a €450 million CAPEX line facility with a 22-year tenor, and a €100 million revolving credit facility with a 7-year tenor.
- Backed by a diversified pool of ten banks, including new partners, the deal is intended to centralize liquidity and reduce execution risk for the French portfolio.
- Prior-period context — not disclosed in today's release: The financing aligns with Boralex's broader capital strategy to support its 8.3 GW development pipeline and 3,783 MW of installed capacity.
Material Impact
- The €1.45 billion French financing is a Routine - Positive event. It is a standard corporate action to optimize the capital structure of a core operating region. It does not introduce new business lines, change the strategic trajectory, or alter the pending takeover.
- The stock's flat performance into the print confirms the market viewed this as expected. The primary catalyst remains the Brookfield/La Caisse merger, which is in its final regulatory and shareholder approval stages.
- The financing strengthens the balance sheet and extends debt tenors, which is positive for execution risk but does not re-rate the business fundamentally.
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Company Overview
- Boralex is France's largest independent producer of onshore wind power, with 3,783 MW of installed capacity across wind, solar, hydro, and battery storage.
- The company operates a 8.3 GW development pipeline and has >90% of its assets under long-term contracts averaging 10 years.
- It is currently subject to a definitive agreement to be acquired by a consortium of Brookfield Infrastructure (70%) and La Caisse (30%) for $37.25 per share in cash.
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