Beltone Mortgage has successfully completed its first securitized bond issuance, with a total value of EGP1.32 billion.
Beltone Investment Banking, acted as Financial Advisor, Lead Arranger and Bookrunner. The issuance, executed under Beltone Securitization’s second program, attracted strong investor demand with 2.3x oversubscription, reflecting market confidence in the quality of Beltone Mortgage’s portfolio and the strength of its financial position.
The bond is structured into four tranches. Tranche A is valued at EGP551 million, carries a tenor of 24 months, and has been rated AA+. Tranche B amounts to EGP328 million, with a 36-month tenor and a rating of AA. Tranche C is EGP238 million over 48 months, rated A-, while Tranche D stands at EGP 203 million, with a 60-month tenor and also carries an A- rating.
Hassan Abdelnabi, CEO of Beltone Mortgage, commented: “This first securitization issuance marks a strategic turning point for Beltone Mortgage. It reflects the strength and quality of our mortgage finance portfolio and reinforces our ability to structure innovative funding solutions that support our sustainable growth ambitions.”
Sherif Hassan, Group Treasurer and Managing Director of Debt Capital Markets at Beltone, stated: “This issuance represents another step in our expansion within Egypt’s structured finance space. It reaffirms our leadership in the local debt capital market and our commitment to delivering scalable, customized financial solutions to meet the evolving needs of our clients.”
Fahd Elhadidy, Deputy CEO and CFO of Beltone Mortgage, added: “The structure of this issuance reflects our disciplined financial strategy balancing attractive risk-adjusted returns for investors with long-term funding objectives that support the sustainable growth of our mortgage business.”
The transaction was supported by key institutions. Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy acted as Legal Advisor, while KPMG served as the External Auditor. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank served as both Custodian and Backup Servicer, and Banque Du Caire acted as the Placement Agent. The issuance was underwritten by National Bank of Egypt, Banque Du Caire, Al Baraka Bank, and Ahli Bank of Kuwait. Participating subscribers included Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, SAIB, the Industrial Development Bank (IDBE), and Housing and Development Bank.