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Regie Regionale De Gestion Des Matieres Residuelles De Portneuf Bonds

Regie Regionale De Gestion Des Matieres Residuelles De Portneuf, founded in 2000 and based in Portneuf, Quebec, is dedicated to the sustainable management of residual materials. The company focuses on waste management services, including collection, transportation, and processing of recyclable and residual waste to promote environmental conservation.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
PORTNE 0.95% 2025-09-30 CADRegie Regionale De Gestion Des Matieres Residuelles De PortneufCanada2025-09-300.9500.00
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Regie Regionale De Gestion Des Matieres Residuelles De Portneuf issue history

Since its inception, Regie Regionale De Gestion Des Matieres Residuelles De Portneuf has engaged in the bond market to finance its initiatives, beginning with its first bond issuance in 2005. Notably, the issuer raised CAD 10 million in 2018 to enhance waste processing facilities, with the bonds currently offering yields competitive with similar entities in the waste management sector. Recently, it has been recognized for implementing innovative waste reduction strategies, which may further influence bond performance and investor interest.