Mercury green bond remains popular with ESG investors
MCY060 continues to trade as investors seek certified sustainable income from a BBB+ rated renewable generator.
A NZD green retail bond listed on the NZX Debt Market. 5.64% coupon p.a. paid semi-annually, maturing 19 June 2028.
Mercury NZ · 5.64% p.a.
Mercury NZ Limited issued MCY060 green bonds in June 2023. They are senior unsecured, unsubordinated fixed-rate green bonds quoted on the NZX Debt Market.
The 5.64% coupon is paid semi-annually in arrears and proceeds are tracked under Mercury's green finance framework, with annual reporting on allocation and impact.
Because this is an existing listed bond, investors buy at the current market price rather than subscribing to a new offer. The yield to maturity will therefore differ from the 5.64% coupon rate.
Development of new wind capacity in the North Island and repowering of existing turbines.
Well maintenance, steamfield upgrades and efficiency improvements at existing geothermal stations.
Battery energy storage systems to support grid frequency and store surplus renewable generation.
Commercial and industrial solar installations plus behind-the-meter battery projects.
Estimate coupon payments and after-tax returns at 5.64% p.a.
Indicative only. Figures assume the bond is held to maturity and the coupon rate does not change.
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MCY060 continues to trade as investors seek certified sustainable income from a BBB+ rated renewable generator.
Mercury's battery investments are seen as critical to managing the intermittent output of new wind and solar farms.
Sustainability-labelled bonds continue to attract strong demand from retail and wholesale ESG mandates.
Power companies are choosing fixed-rate bonds to fund long-dated generation assets without diluting equity.
Every six months in arrears, in NZ dollars, with RWT deducted at your elected rate.
NZX-listed bonds can typically be bought in board lots through a broker. Use our form and a broker will confirm the minimum parcel size.
Proceeds are allocated to eligible renewable generation and energy storage projects under Mercury's green finance framework, with annual reporting.
No. The DCS applies to deposits with licensed NZ deposit takers, not to corporate bonds.
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