SUNInvest 29
The bonds are offered to investors in the following countries:
Germany
France
Italy
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Finland
Luxemburg
Austria
Switzerland
Netherlands
Belgium
investment contribution
starting at 5,000 EUR/CHF one-time
interest
5% p.a.
runtime
until 31.12.2029
Securities account
Nein
Ja
Angebotsfrist abgelaufen!
Ende der Angebotsfrist:
Offers and conditions
Asset type
Bearer partial bonds under German law (bond/obligation)
Interest payment
1.25% each quarter
ISIN number
EUR: DE000A4EQ2X5
CHF: DE000A4EQ2V9
repayment
after expiry of the term
Offer period
until 10.02.2027
Processing fee
none
graduation
500
issuer
SolarBond Germany GmbH
Downloads
FAQs
How high are the processing fees?
There are no processing fees.
Where is the investment capital invested?
Purchase and sale of real estate Corporate participation in real estate projects
How long is the contract?
SUNInvest 29 (E2026): 31.12.2029
SUNInvest 31 (E2026): 31.12.2031
How high are the interest rates?
SUNInvest 29 (E2026): 5% p.a.
SUNInvest 31 (E2026): 7% p.a.
Payment is made on a quarterly basis.
When can the contract be terminated?
The contract automatically ends at the end of the contract period.
What happens to the contract in the event of death?
In the event of death, the contract is transferred to the heir (s) with all rights and obligations. The legal succession regulations of the investor's respective country of origin apply.
From what amount can you invest?
SUNInvest 29 (E2026): from 5,000 EUR/CHF one-time
SUNInvest 31 (E2026): from 5,000 EUR/CHF one-time
What does holder of a partial bond mean?
The bond, also known as a bond, is a top-tier security for which the investor receives interest. A bond is divided into partial bonds with a nominal amount specified in each case. With a bond, the investor transfers a specific amount to the issuer of the bond for a certain period of time. The issuer of the bond, in turn, undertakes to you, as the creditor of the monetary claim, to repay the debt at the end of the term. In addition, he must pay interest on the amount at a fixed rate on an ongoing basis.
Which tax aspects need to be considered?
Each customer is responsible for paying tax on the interest received. You can find out more about this in our sales brochure and from your tax advisor.
What obligations are there?
By concluding the contract, the customer undertakes to pay the agreed contract amount in due time. In return, the issuer approves the payment of interest and the repayment of capital at the end of the contract period.