
Frontier Energy secures $280M debt package
- Frontier Energy has secured up to $280 million in credit-approved debt facilities for Stage 1 of its Waroona Renewable Energy Project.
- The approval satisfies the final condition to unlock a separate $110 million equity placement, fully funding the development.
- Construction works are set to begin immediately following equity settlement scheduled for July 21.
Frontier Energy (ASX:FHE) has secured up to $280 million in credit-approved debt facilities to fully fund the construction and commissioning of Stage 1 at its Waroona Renewable Energy Project.
The credit approval satisfies the remaining condition required to settle the company's previously announced $110 million equity placement.
“Today marks a defining milestone for Frontier and the Waroona Renewable Energy Project,” said Frontier Energy Executive Chairman Jamie Cullen.
The package includes an $13 million bank guarantee and an $17 million debt service reserve.
Following the announcement, the Frontier Energy share price was down at $0.21.
The business stated that confirmatory due diligence and documentation are expected to wrap up by October 2026, with the initial loan drawdown anticipated in late Q4 2026.
Stage 1 of the Waroona Project qualifies under green loan principles, allowing the business to access competitive interest margins typical for tier-1 infrastructure financing.
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