Apollo Lends €900 Million to Refinance Cerberus and Arrow Pan-European Logistics Portfolio

Reuters01-29
Apollo Lends €900 Million to Refinance Cerberus and Arrow Pan-European Logistics Portfolio

Apollo Global Management Inc. has provided approximately €900 million in senior secured financing to refinance a pan-European logistics and industrial portfolio owned by a joint venture between Cerberus Capital Management and Arrow Capital Partners. The bespoke solution consolidates the lender base and primarily refinances existing debt of the Strategic Industrial Real Estate $(SIRE)$ platform, which comprises 92 assets totaling over one million square meters across key European distribution corridors. The financing is split across three senior loan facilities and supports a diversified portfolio anchored by long-term, investment grade tenants. Legal counsel for Apollo was provided by Gibson Dunn and Greenberg Traurig, while Cerberus received legal advice from Linklaters and financial advice from Eastdil.

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