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HELSINKI - Municipality Finance Plc (MuniFin) announced today that its $150 million bond (ISIN XS2928676548) has been delisted from the Nasdaq Helsinki stock exchange following the company's early redemption of the debt instrument.
The Finnish credit institution had previously announced on October 14, 2025, that it would exercise its right to redeem the U.S. dollar-denominated bond ahead of schedule. Nasdaq Helsinki approved MuniFin's application to remove the bond from its official list, with the final trading day occurring on Tuesday.
Municipality Finance ranks among Finland's largest credit institutions with a balance sheet exceeding €55 billion. The company is owned by Finnish municipalities, Keva (Finland's largest pension fund), and the Finnish state.
The company primarily serves Finnish municipalities, wellbeing services counties, their controlled entities, and state-subsidized housing production. These clients use MuniFin's financing solutions for environmentally sustainable and socially responsible projects including public transportation, sustainable construction, hospitals, healthcare centers, daycare facilities, schools, and special needs housing.
While MuniFin's customer base is domestic, it operates globally in capital markets as an active issuer of bonds, including being Finland's first issuer of green and social bonds.
The information about the bond delisting was provided in a stock exchange release from Municipality Finance.
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