Renewable financing company Octopus Investments has raised a further £80m (484m) from a refinancing deal after an earlier one in which it raised £$104m. The firm, which claims to be the largest commercial solar investor in Europe, is part of the Octopus Group, which manages more than £7bn ($9.16bn) in funds. As well as 622 MW of solar assets, it also has investments in wind and other renewable sectors. The latest deal involves banks that were part of its original refinancing, including Barclays, BNP Paribas, RBS and Santander.
Renewable financing company Octopus Investments has raised a further £80m ($104m) from a refinancing deal after an earlier one in which it raised £484m. The firm, which claims to be the largest commercial solar investor in Europe, is part of the Octopus Group, which manages more than £7bn ($9.16bn) in funds. As well as 622 MW of solar assets, it also has investments in wind and other renewable sectors. The latest deal involves banks that were part of its original refinancing, including Barclays, BNP Paribas, RBS and Santander.