youmex Invest accompanies capital increase of KTG Energie AG

23.09.2014

KTG Energie AG (ISIN: DE000A0HNG53) is placing a total of 500.000 new shares at a reference price of EUR11.75 per share as part of the capital increase excluding subscription rights decided on September 22, 2014.

After registration in the Commercial Register, the share capital of
EUR6,000,000, split up into 6,000,000 no-par shares, will be increased to
EUR6,500,000 (consisting of 6,500,000 no-par shares). On this basis, the
shareholder structure of KTG Energie AG - based on current information -
will be as follows:

- KTG Agrar SE: 57.3%

- Freefloat: 42.7%

"We are delighted that our known investor have supported us and that we
have also been able to win new investors for our company from all over
Europe, especially from the UK and southern Europe. Thanks to the keen
interest of the international investors, we have been able to fully place
the capital increase", says Dr. Thomas Berger, CEO of KTG Energie AG. The
capital increase announced yesterday was oversubscribed within a very short
space of time. This capital measure will enable KTG Energie AG to receive
gross issue proceeds in an amount of around EUR5.9 million. "We will invest
the issue proceeds in the short term in order to expand our sales and
revenue base. The focus will be on acquisitions of assets with guarantee of
remuneration, which have secured the statutory payment claims of the EEG
2012 (Renewable Energy Act 2012)", explains Dr. Thomas Berger.

The capital increase has been supported by youmex Invest AG.

About KTG Energie AG:
KTG Energie AG, based in Hamburg, is specialized in the production of
renewable energies from renewable raw materials. To this end, the company
has been operating biogas plants in Germany since 2006 and covers the
entire value added chain from the planning and construction to the
operation of the systems. Sales quantities are guaranteed through the
Renewable Energy Act (EEG) for a period of 20 years at fixed conditions.
Today, over a quarter of a million people are already supplied with clean,
environmentally-friendly energy. As a subsidiary of the agricultural
company KTG Agrar SE, the supply of renewable raw materials - particularly
catch crops, grass and straw - is guaranteed in the long term. KTG Energie
currently employs 69 staff and has, according to preliminary figures, more
than doubled sales volume in the short fiscal year 2013 compared with the
first ten months of the previous year to EUR50.9 million (January through
October 2012: around EUR23 million). The operating result (EBITDA) improved
by 97% to EUR13.2 million (January through October 2012: EUR6.7 million),
and EBIT to EUR8 million. The individual company KTG Energie AG achieved a
profit of over EUR3 million, of which it paid out almost 80% as a dividend
to the shareholders (EUR0.40 per share). The company has been listed in the
Entry Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since 2012.


About youmex:
youmex group, Frankfurt am Main, combines complementary specialised institutes for tailor-made all-in-one financing solutions with transaction volumes of EUR 10 to EUR 250 million. As a financing platform, youmex as a one stop shop has been simplifying, accelerating and optimising transactions financing and capital market transactions for more than 10 years. The Project Finance area focuses on the Real Estate and Clean Energy asset classes. In particular, youmex arranges bridge, short-term and long-term financing of wind and solar parks for project developers and investors throughout Europe. By accessing more than 400 investors, youmex also markets and places wind and solar power plants – directly or in the form of investments in project companies or by take-overs. In the Capital Markets area, youmex AG, a German Stock Exchange Listing Partner, and its partner network accompany all steps required for raising capital. Securities are placed by youmex Invest AG, a financial services institute approved by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and now one of leaders for small and mid cap bonds.