Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp. is set to issue a public offering for a bond loan worth up to €250 million, with a seven-year term, aimed at bolstering its investment strategy and supporting its ambitious fleet renewal and expansion program. This decision comes after the Greek Capital Market Commission approved the company's prospectus, paving the way for the offering of up to 250,000 intangible, common, registered bonds, which will be included in the organized market's fixed income securities category.

The bond loan has a total amount of up to €250 million, with a minimum issuance threshold of €200 million. Each bond will have a nominal value of €1,000, offering potential investors a structured option within the fixed-income market. The public offering is scheduled between February 18 and 20, 2026, with the yield range to be announced a day prior, on February 17, allowing participants to prepare for the investment.

This bond issue is significant for both the company and the Greek financial market, as it reflects ongoing efforts to attract investment and enhance the capabilities of the shipping industry amidst a transitioning energy landscape. As Capital Clean Energy Carriers pursues its growth strategy, this move underscores the increasing role of corporate financing mechanisms in the shift towards sustainable and clean energy solutions within Greece's maritime sector.