Shelter Afrique seeks bondholders’ help to avoid default

Shelter Afrique managing director Femi Adewole during a past media briefing. photo | diana ngila

Pan-African housing financier Shelter Afrique said on Tuesday it will seek permission from the holders of a bond it issued in 2013 to reschedule payments as part of a planned restructuring of a Sh13 billion debt it owes 10 development finance institutions and safeguard against a possible default.

The agency warned that failure to get the bond holders’ consent at a planned extra ordinary meeting in Nairobi would plunge it into deeper financial stress, effectively risking a default on repayments to noteholders that are due in September.

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