CSG receives two Global Banking & Markets Awards for treasury excellence and bond deals success

By Martin Chomsky (Defence Industry Europe)

Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has received two major honours in the Global Banking & Markets Awards, winning Corporate Treasury and Funding Team of the Year and Global Banking & Markets Deal of the Year. The awards were presented on 26 November in Istanbul, where the group was represented by Zdeněk Jurák, Member of the Board of Directors and CFO.
Photo: Czechoslovak Group (CSG).

Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has received two major honours in the Global Banking & Markets Awards, winning Corporate Treasury and Funding Team of the Year and Global Banking & Markets Deal of the Year. The awards were presented on 26 November in Istanbul, where the group was represented by Zdeněk Jurák, Member of the Board of Directors and CFO.

 

The treasury award recognised CSG’s innovative approaches to financing and the management of its international operations. The deal award highlighted the successful issuance of EUR 1 billion and USD 1 billion in bonds completed with BNP Paribas, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and UniCredit, with CSG represented by Clifford Chance and the banks by White & Case.



“This achievement is a testament to the hard work and expertise of our finance team, who have navigated CSG through complex financial markets and ensured the stable growth of our group,” said Zdeněk Jurák, adding: “We appreciate that our efforts have been recognized at the international level.” The awards honour impactful transactions across corporate, financial and public sectors, with winners chosen through a rigorous process based on market insight and independent assessment.



CSG reported record results for the first three quarters of 2025, with revenues of EUR 4.49 billion, adjusted operating EBIT of EUR 1.10 billion and adjusted operating EBITDA of EUR 1.22 billion with a 27.1 per cent margin. The company also issued CZK 10 billion in bonds on the Czech market and completed international bond issuances totalling EUR 1 billion and USD 1 billion to support refinancing and further growth.

 

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