PowerBank Secures $1.7M Mini-Perm Financing for Geddes Solar Project, Receives $920K

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PowerBank Corporation finalized the term conversion of its construction loan for the Geddes Project into a $1.695 million mini-perm loan, receiving $920,000 USD and securing long-term financing for the operational community solar asset.

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• Loan Term Conversion Completed

  PowerBank Corporation completed the term conversion of its construction loan for the Geddes Project into a mini-perm loan with Seminole Financial Services, LLC. This loan was initially announced on June 24, 2024.

• Significant Funds Received

  The company received $920,000 USD as part of the closing of the term conversion.

• Long-Term Project Financing Secured

  The mini-perm loan now has a principal amount of $1,695,000 USD and a maturity date of January 20, 2032, providing stable, long-term debt for the operational community solar asset.

• Geddes Project Fully Operational

  The Geddes Project, a community solar facility in upstate New York, was previously announced as fully operational on July 25, 2025.

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This filing signals a positive development for PowerBank Corporation as it successfully transitions a key project from construction financing to long-term debt. The receipt of $920,000 USD and the finalization of the $1.695 million mini-perm loan for the Geddes Project de-risk the asset and provide stable funding for its operations. This move demonstrates the company's ability to execute its project development strategy and secure necessary capital, which is crucial for a leader in energy infrastructure. Investors should view this as a step towards financial stability and operational maturity for the project.