Apollo Group, which encompasses cinema, bookstore, and restaurant businesses, is currently offering bonds worth 50 million euros to the public in Estonia until March 16. This opportunity is open to all Estonian residents, allowing them to invest in the company through their banks. To promote this offering and its details, Apollo Group will hold an investor evening on March 12 at Apollo Plaza, aimed at informing potential investors about the current offering, the company's operations, plans, and the upcoming year for the Baltic stock exchange.

The investor evening is scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM, with a gathering followed by a series of introductions and informative sessions. Notable speakers include Kaarel Ots, the head of the Tallinn stock exchange, who will discuss the health of the stock exchange, and Ivar Vendelin, the chairman of the Apollo Group supervisory board, who will provide insights into the entertainment sector’s health in 2026 and the origins of Apollo. Additionally, Toomas Tiivel from Apollo Group will discuss the company's current position and future trajectory.

This bond offering and the investor evening are significant for the regional market, as they encourage public investment into entertainment and retail sectors, indicating a proactive approach by Apollo Group to engage local investors and potentially boost financial support for their expansion plans amidst evolving market conditions in the Baltics.