Supermarket Income REIT ups JV term loan by GBP 222 million to GBP 437 million

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Supermarket Income REIT ups JV term loan by GBP 222 million to GBP 437 million

Supermarket Income REIT increased a secured term loan for its joint venture with funds managed by Blue Owl by GBP 222 million to GBP 437 million. The interest-only facility matures in June 2028 and includes two one-year extension options at lenders’ discretion. The facility is priced at a margin of 1.65% above SONIA and has a fixed all-in rate of 5.24%. Supermarket Income REIT will receive 50% of the increased facility proceeds to refinance near-term debt maturities. After the transaction, the company’s loan-to-value ratio, including joint venture debt, was 43%.

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