Supermarket Income REIT refinances its debt facilities

Loan-to-value ratio down to 34%

Cristian Angeloni
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Supermarket Income REIT has completed a debt refinancing exercise, which included the reduction and extension of an existing debt facility and the completion of a new unsecured debt facility.

In a regulatory filing today (15 September), the trust said it has reduced its loan-to-value ratio to 34% from 40% in December 2022, and the weighted average term of debt was now in excess of four years. Private equity trust discounts ease most among alternatives in H1 More than 60% of the REIT's debt facilities are now unsecured - up from 48% at the end of last year - and it has available undrawn committed facilities in excess of £100m. The refinancing exercise included the cancellation of two shorter-dated debt facilities: a £77.5m secured revolving credit facility with Barclays ...

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