Supermarket Income REIT plans £100 million equity raise to fund £216 million grocery property acquisitions

  • Supermarket Income REIT plans to raise about £100 million via new shares to fund £216 million of grocery real estate acquisitions.
  • Targeted purchases cover nine UK grocery assets, including three supermarkets priced at £118 million at a 6.9% net initial yield.
  • Additional pipeline totals £98 million across six UK assets, featuring supermarkets and one distribution property, with about a 10-year WAULT overall.
  • Transaction package expected to lift earnings per share from the first full year, with minimal net tangible asset dilution.
  • Equity issue requires shareholder approval at a general meeting scheduled for Aug. 3; new shares expected to start trading Aug. 5.


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