FINLAND —Nordic credit and business information provider Enento Group has restructured its balance sheet by entering into a EUR 180 million syndicated credit facility. The renewed capital arrangement features a EUR 150 million term loan alongside an unutilized EUR 30 million revolving credit facility, both structured over a three-year tenor with provision for two single-year extensions. The terms replace the company's previous financing setup established in late 2022, with interest margins directly tied to specific financial performance metrics.
Securing long-term access to capital provides Enento Group with enhanced liquidity and operational stability across its key markets in Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. By replacing its legacy debt architecture under flexible extension terms, the company mitigates near-term maturity risks while aligning borrow costs with its financial covenants. The transaction reflects continued banking confidence from primary Nordic lenders, including OP Corporate Bank, Danske Bank, and Nordea Bank.
Founded in 1905 and listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, Enento Group provides digital business data, credit ratings, and decision-support services to enterprise clients and consumers across the Nordic region. Operating with a headcount of approximately 340 employees, the organization generated net sales of EUR 152.7 million in 2025.
For enterprise leaders and financial analysts, the successful credit syndication demonstrates sustained debt market access for specialized European data platforms amidst changing interest rate environments. The refreshed liquidity line ensures ongoing capital deployment capacity for digital infrastructure upgrades and commercial expansion without straining corporate cash flows.
