CEPS PLC Extends Loan Term, Raises Interest Rate
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Fiona Craig
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09 May 2025 @ 18:09
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CEPS PLC (LSE:CEPS) has extended the maturity of a third-party loan originally arranged in 2021, now set for repayment by June 2026. As part of the new terms, the loan’s annual interest rate will increase from 7% to 9%. The extension constitutes a related party transaction, as the loan is backed by a personal guarantee from company director David Horner. Importantly, Horner receives no direct benefit from the arrangement.
Following consultation with its nominated adviser, Cairn Financial Advisers LLP, the company’s independent directors have concluded that the terms of the guarantee are fair and in the best interests of shareholders.
About CEPS PLC
CEPS PLC operates through its subsidiary ICA Group Limited, providing inspection, audit, and compliance services within the construction industry. The company seeks to enhance shareholder value through strategic acquisitions and business restructuring, with a particular focus on the UK building control sector.
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Technical Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Market Capitalization: £4.52 million
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