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KŠB Advises J&T Banka on Rohlík Group Bond Issue

KŠB's team (Martin Krejčí, Vlastimil Pihera, Josef Kříž, Jana Guričová and Matúš Kovačič) advised J&T Banka on a CZK 1 billion increase of the Rohlík Group's bond issue. The prospectus that was made in connection with the increase has already been approved by the Czech National Bank.

The newly raised funds will be used, among other things, to further develop the Group – in addition to the Czech Republic, Germany and Austria, the company is planning to expand into Spain and other Southern European markets, as well as continuing with its planned automation of warehouses and electrification of the company's fleet.

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